ieee-skills

Format references and in-text citations to IEEE style, and prepare Index Terms and IEEEtran bibliography setup. Use this whenever the user needs to "format references in IEEE", "fix my bibliography", "convert these citations to IEEE", "make a .bib for IEEEtran", "number my citations", "参考文献改成 IEEE 格式", "整理引用", or asks how in-text numbered citations and the reference list should look for an IEEE journal. Also covers Index Terms and EDICS selection ("选 EDICS", "Index Terms 怎么写"). Never fabricate DOIs, page numbers, volumes, EDICS codes, or any bibliographic field — flag missing metadata instead.

Draft IEEE journal cover letters and editor-facing significance statements for new submissions or resubmissions to JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, CL, and related IEEE venues. Use this when the user asks for a "cover letter", "submission letter", "letter to the editor", "significance statement", "special issue fit", "投稿信", "cover letter怎么写", or wants to frame novelty, scope, ethics, suggested reviewers, conflicts, or manuscript fit. For point-by-point reviewer replies use ieee-response; for rewriting manuscript sections use ieee-writing or ieee-polishing.

Design and audit IEEE communications simulation and numerical-results sections for JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, and CL. Covers benchmark schemes, Monte-Carlo protocol, BER/SER/outage/rate/EE metrics, SNR/antenna/user sweeps, analysis-vs-simulation validation, convergence and complexity, learning-based evaluation, ISAC rate-CRB/detection tradeoffs, robustness, and empirical/ray-tracing/testbed evidence. Use for planning or checking results: benchmark selection, simulation setup, Monte-Carlo validation, neural-network evaluation, CRB/ISAC tradeoffs, fairness boundaries, or reviewer-risk audits.

Produce publication-grade result figures for IEEE communications papers (JSAC, TWC, TC/TCOM, WCL, CL) — correct column widths, embedded fonts, vector output (PDF/EPS), grayscale- and colorblind-safe palettes, readable fonts, and the comms-standard plot types: BER/outage vs SNR on a log y-axis, achievable/sum rate vs SNR or antennas, convergence curves, CDFs, the analysis-line + simulation-marker overlay, learning curves (NMSE vs SNR, training/validation loss), and ISAC plots (rate–CRB tradeoff, beampattern, ROC). Use whenever the user wants to make or fix a figure for a comms paper: "make a result plot", "BER curve", "误码率曲线", "中断概率图", "和速率曲线", "收敛曲线", "仿真图", "NMSE曲线", "训练损失曲线", "CRB折中图", "波束方向图", "IEEE figure", "single/double column figure", "图太小看不清". For deciding which metrics to plot, use ieee-experiments; for captions-as-argument, see ieee-writing.

Compile, diagnose, and fix IEEEtran LaTeX manuscripts for JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, CL, and related IEEE journals: documentclass options, BibTeX/IEEEtran bibliography, undefined citations/refs, overfull hboxes, figure/table placement, algorithm/equation numbering, Index Terms, EDICS, biographies, and final PDF checks. Use this when the user asks to "compile IEEEtran", "fix LaTeX", "overfull hbox", "undefined references", "BibTeX error", "IEEE LaTeX", "latex编译", "参考文献不显示", or prepare a manuscript PDF for IEEE submission. Use latex-compile when available for raw build execution; this skill adds IEEE-specific diagnosis.

Write or compress an IEEE communications LETTER for WCL (IEEE Wireless Communications Letters) or CL (IEEE Communications Letters): a single-contribution paper with a compressed introduction, no standalone related-work section, one system model, one core result (an algorithm OR a closed-form expression), and a tight simulation section under the current WCL/CL page budget. Use this whenever the target is a letter rather than a transactions paper — "write a WCL letter", "turn this into a letter", "我的论文要投WCL/CL", "压缩成letter", "写一篇通信快报", "letter写不下了怎么删", "cut my letter to fit", EDICS selection, and the WCL/CL submission checklist. For full transactions papers (JSAC/TWC/TCOM) use ieee-writing; for the results narrative use ieee-writing + ieee-experiments; for figures use ieee-figure. Bilingual: turns Chinese notes into a submission-ready English letter plus short Chinese explanations.

Write or audit IEEE communications Methods/System Model/Algorithm details for reproducibility: notation tables, simulation-parameter tables, solver settings, random seeds, channel/model assumptions, algorithm boxes, convergence statements, and complexity analysis. Use this when the user asks for "methods", "reproducibility checklist", "notation table", "complexity analysis", "algorithm box", "simulation parameters table", "复现性", "符号表", "复杂度", or wants a JSAC/TWC/TCOM/WCL/CL methods section checked for enough detail to reproduce. For drafting the broader paper argument use ieee-writing; for deciding which experiments to run use ieee-experiments.

Polish academic prose to IEEE-journal style at the sentence level — clarity, sentence length, section-appropriate tense, calibrated hedging, US English, acronym discipline, numbered-citation phrasing, and unit/number formatting. Also translate Chinese drafts into IEEE-style English. Use this whenever the user wants to "polish", "proofread", "improve the English", "make it publishable / native", "fix the grammar", "润色", "改成地道英文", "改成投稿级" on existing text. Tuned for IEEE communications papers (per-section tense for system model / problem formulation / proposed solution / numerical results). For building or restructuring the argument and sections, use ieee-writing instead.

Draft the two letters an IEEE submission needs — the point-by-point response to reviewers and the cover letter to the editor — so every comment is answered, every change is traceable to the revised manuscript, and the tone stays cooperative without conceding more than the evidence requires. Use this whenever the user is replying to a review or submitting a manuscript: "respond to reviewers", "rebuttal letter", "reviewer 2 says...", "write a cover letter", "我要回复审稿意见", "审稿回复", "投稿信", "怎么回复 reviewer". For changing the manuscript text the response promises, hand to ieee-writing/ieee-polishing; for new simulations a reviewer demands, hand to ieee-experiments.

Search, verify, and organize literature for IEEE communications manuscripts: JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, CL, IEEE conference papers, arXiv preprints, DOI/Crossref metadata, BibTeX, related-work matrices, novelty checks, and citation-gap audits. Use this when the user asks to "find papers", "latest IEEE papers", "related work", "verify DOI", "make BibTeX", "查文献", "找IEEE论文", "补参考文献", or compare a manuscript's claims against prior work. Use live search or available connectors for current facts; never fabricate bibliographic metadata.

Draft, restructure, or plan IEEE communications-journal manuscript sections (JSAC, TWC, TC/TCOM, WCL, CL): abstract + Index Terms, introduction with a contributions list, related work, system model, problem formulation, proposed solution/algorithm, performance analysis (theorems/proofs), numerical results, discussion, conclusion, title — from author claims, derivations, simulation results, figures, notes, or Chinese drafts. Use this whenever the user wants to WRITE or REBUILD comms paper text: "help me write my paper", "draft the introduction", "写系统模型", "问题建模", "restructure this section", "把我的中文草稿写成英文论文", "写贡献点", "改写算法部分" — not merely fix grammar (use ieee-polishing). For a WCL/CL letter, use ieee-letter. Bilingual: turns Chinese notes into submission-ready English plus short Chinese explanations.

Format references and in-text citations to IEEE style, and prepare Index Terms and IEEEtran bibliography setup. Use this whenever the user needs to "format references in IEEE", "fix my bibliography", "convert these citations to IEEE", "make a .bib for IEEEtran", "number my citations", "参考文献改成 IEEE 格式", "整理引用", or asks how in-text numbered citations and the reference list should look for an IEEE journal. Also covers Index Terms and EDICS selection ("选 EDICS", "Index Terms 怎么写"). Never fabricate DOIs, page numbers, volumes, EDICS codes, or any bibliographic field — flag missing metadata instead.

Draft IEEE journal cover letters and editor-facing significance statements for new submissions or resubmissions to JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, CL, and related IEEE venues. Use this when the user asks for a "cover letter", "submission letter", "letter to the editor", "significance statement", "special issue fit", "投稿信", "cover letter怎么写", or wants to frame novelty, scope, ethics, suggested reviewers, conflicts, or manuscript fit. For point-by-point reviewer replies use ieee-response; for rewriting manuscript sections use ieee-writing or ieee-polishing.

Design and audit IEEE communications simulation and numerical-results sections for JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, and CL. Covers benchmark schemes, Monte-Carlo protocol, BER/SER/outage/rate/EE metrics, SNR/antenna/user sweeps, analysis-vs-simulation validation, convergence and complexity, learning-based evaluation, ISAC rate-CRB/detection tradeoffs, robustness, and empirical/ray-tracing/testbed evidence. Use for planning or checking results: benchmark selection, simulation setup, Monte-Carlo validation, neural-network evaluation, CRB/ISAC tradeoffs, fairness boundaries, or reviewer-risk audits.

Produce publication-grade result figures for IEEE communications papers (JSAC, TWC, TC/TCOM, WCL, CL) — correct column widths, embedded fonts, vector output (PDF/EPS), grayscale- and colorblind-safe palettes, readable fonts, and the comms-standard plot types: BER/outage vs SNR on a log y-axis, achievable/sum rate vs SNR or antennas, convergence curves, CDFs, the analysis-line + simulation-marker overlay, learning curves (NMSE vs SNR, training/validation loss), and ISAC plots (rate–CRB tradeoff, beampattern, ROC). Use whenever the user wants to make or fix a figure for a comms paper: "make a result plot", "BER curve", "误码率曲线", "中断概率图", "和速率曲线", "收敛曲线", "仿真图", "NMSE曲线", "训练损失曲线", "CRB折中图", "波束方向图", "IEEE figure", "single/double column figure", "图太小看不清". For deciding which metrics to plot, use ieee-experiments; for captions-as-argument, see ieee-writing.

Compile, diagnose, and fix IEEEtran LaTeX manuscripts for JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, CL, and related IEEE journals: documentclass options, BibTeX/IEEEtran bibliography, undefined citations/refs, overfull hboxes, figure/table placement, algorithm/equation numbering, Index Terms, EDICS, biographies, and final PDF checks. Use this when the user asks to "compile IEEEtran", "fix LaTeX", "overfull hbox", "undefined references", "BibTeX error", "IEEE LaTeX", "latex编译", "参考文献不显示", or prepare a manuscript PDF for IEEE submission. Use latex-compile when available for raw build execution; this skill adds IEEE-specific diagnosis.

Write or compress an IEEE communications LETTER for WCL (IEEE Wireless Communications Letters) or CL (IEEE Communications Letters): a single-contribution paper with a compressed introduction, no standalone related-work section, one system model, one core result (an algorithm OR a closed-form expression), and a tight simulation section under the current WCL/CL page budget. Use this whenever the target is a letter rather than a transactions paper — "write a WCL letter", "turn this into a letter", "我的论文要投WCL/CL", "压缩成letter", "写一篇通信快报", "letter写不下了怎么删", "cut my letter to fit", EDICS selection, and the WCL/CL submission checklist. For full transactions papers (JSAC/TWC/TCOM) use ieee-writing; for the results narrative use ieee-writing + ieee-experiments; for figures use ieee-figure. Bilingual: turns Chinese notes into a submission-ready English letter plus short Chinese explanations.

Write or audit IEEE communications Methods/System Model/Algorithm details for reproducibility: notation tables, simulation-parameter tables, solver settings, random seeds, channel/model assumptions, algorithm boxes, convergence statements, and complexity analysis. Use this when the user asks for "methods", "reproducibility checklist", "notation table", "complexity analysis", "algorithm box", "simulation parameters table", "复现性", "符号表", "复杂度", or wants a JSAC/TWC/TCOM/WCL/CL methods section checked for enough detail to reproduce. For drafting the broader paper argument use ieee-writing; for deciding which experiments to run use ieee-experiments.

Polish academic prose to IEEE-journal style at the sentence level — clarity, sentence length, section-appropriate tense, calibrated hedging, US English, acronym discipline, numbered-citation phrasing, and unit/number formatting. Also translate Chinese drafts into IEEE-style English. Use this whenever the user wants to "polish", "proofread", "improve the English", "make it publishable / native", "fix the grammar", "润色", "改成地道英文", "改成投稿级" on existing text. Tuned for IEEE communications papers (per-section tense for system model / problem formulation / proposed solution / numerical results). For building or restructuring the argument and sections, use ieee-writing instead.

Draft the two letters an IEEE submission needs — the point-by-point response to reviewers and the cover letter to the editor — so every comment is answered, every change is traceable to the revised manuscript, and the tone stays cooperative without conceding more than the evidence requires. Use this whenever the user is replying to a review or submitting a manuscript: "respond to reviewers", "rebuttal letter", "reviewer 2 says...", "write a cover letter", "我要回复审稿意见", "审稿回复", "投稿信", "怎么回复 reviewer". For changing the manuscript text the response promises, hand to ieee-writing/ieee-polishing; for new simulations a reviewer demands, hand to ieee-experiments.

Search, verify, and organize literature for IEEE communications manuscripts: JSAC, TWC, TCOM, WCL, CL, IEEE conference papers, arXiv preprints, DOI/Crossref metadata, BibTeX, related-work matrices, novelty checks, and citation-gap audits. Use this when the user asks to "find papers", "latest IEEE papers", "related work", "verify DOI", "make BibTeX", "查文献", "找IEEE论文", "补参考文献", or compare a manuscript's claims against prior work. Use live search or available connectors for current facts; never fabricate bibliographic metadata.

Draft, restructure, or plan IEEE communications-journal manuscript sections (JSAC, TWC, TC/TCOM, WCL, CL): abstract + Index Terms, introduction with a contributions list, related work, system model, problem formulation, proposed solution/algorithm, performance analysis (theorems/proofs), numerical results, discussion, conclusion, title — from author claims, derivations, simulation results, figures, notes, or Chinese drafts. Use this whenever the user wants to WRITE or REBUILD comms paper text: "help me write my paper", "draft the introduction", "写系统模型", "问题建模", "restructure this section", "把我的中文草稿写成英文论文", "写贡献点", "改写算法部分" — not merely fix grammar (use ieee-polishing). For a WCL/CL letter, use ieee-letter. Bilingual: turns Chinese notes into submission-ready English plus short Chinese explanations.