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Create a new academic paper repository with the correct directory structure, venue template, and agent instruction files. Use when the user asks to create a new paper, bootstrap a paper project, start a new submission, or set up a paper repo for a specific venue (NSDI, SIGCOMM, APNet, arxiv).
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
Compile a LaTeX academic paper with pdflatex. Use when the user asks to build, compile, or check the paper. Also run law-pagecount and law-verify after a successful build.
Run post-build verification checks on a compiled LaTeX paper. Checks for emdashes, undefined references and citations, mid-paragraph bold text, hyphens in prose, and missing appendix cross-references. Use after law-build succeeds.
Write experiment guides for handing off work from agent to human. Use when the user asks what experiments are needed, requests a task list for a student, or when todo.md contains items the agent cannot complete (code execution, data collection, figure generation, hardware access). Produce a concise guide with specific deliverables per experiment: CSV schema, plotting script, and final figure.
Parse reviewer feedback into a structured todo.md revision tracker for academic papers. Use when the user asks to triage reviews, extract actionable items from review comments, or create a revision plan from reviewer feedback. Flags uncertain items for human confirmation.
Count pages per section in a compiled LaTeX paper PDF. Enables PDF bookmarks if disabled, then extracts section titles and page numbers from the PDF outline. Used by law-build after a successful compilation.
Prepare a paper for resubmission to a different venue after rejection. Use when the user asks to resubmit, switch venues, or change the target conference. Copies the paper repo, swaps document templates, archives old artifacts, and preserves git history.
| name | law-bootstrap |
| description | Create a new academic paper repository with the correct directory structure, venue template, and agent instruction files. Use when the user asks to create a new paper, bootstrap a paper project, start a new submission, or set up a paper repo for a specific venue (NSDI, SIGCOMM, APNet, arxiv). |
Create a new academic paper repository from scratch. This skill initializes the directory structure, copies venue-specific templates, sets up git, and generates AGENTS.md with the paper's metadata.
Read ~/.common-law/paper-style/venue-map.md for the authoritative mapping of venues to document classes, style files, bib styles, page limits, and anonymization requirements.
Supported venues: nsdi, sigcomm, apnet, arxiv.
Ask the user for each parameter. Do not proceed until all required parameters are provided and confirmed. Do not create anything if any parameter is unclear.
Required:
swiftcache)nsdi, sigcomm, apnet, or arxiv)2027)Optional:
spring, fall, cycle-2, etc.) — for venues with multiple deadlinesIf the user provides all parameters in one message (e.g., "create a new paper called swiftcache for NSDI 2027 spring"), extract them and confirm before proceeding.
Run scripts/new-paper.sh with the gathered parameters:
bash scripts/new-paper.sh --name <name> --venue <venue> --year <year> [--cycle <cycle>]
The script:
{name}-{venue}-{year}[-{cycle}]assets/template/ into the new directoryassets/venue-templates/{venue}/ into the paper root~/.common-law/paper-style/CLAUDE.md into the paper root~/.common-law/bib/refs.bib into the paper root as refs.bib.gitignore and creates an initial commitAGENTS.md with venue and page limit filled in, placeholders for human-filled fieldsAfter creation, list the fields in AGENTS.md that still need human input:
\sys macro nameTell the user: "The most important next step is to fill in the Paper Narrative section at the bottom of CLAUDE.md. This tells agents what story the paper tells and what technical contributions it makes. Without this, agents will not write focused sections."
new-paper.shnew-paper.batDetect the platform and call the correct script.
git must be installedbash (macOS/Linux) or cmd.exe (Windows)~/.common-law/ directory must exist with CLAUDE.md, refs.bib, and venue-map.mdIf ~/.common-law/ does not exist, create it and tell the user to populate the files before running the skill.