paper-plan

A structured paper outline is generated by converting review conclusions and experiment results into a Claims-Evidence Matrix, mapping contributions to evidence, and producing a section-by-section plan with citation scaffolding.

A Claims-Evidence Matrix for academic planning maps each research claim to its supporting experimental results or proofs, ensuring every contribution has corresponding evidence before drafting begins.

Yes, this paper planning approach supports empirical, theoretical, and method papers targeting venues like ICLR, NeurIPS, and ICML, generating venue-aware outlines with reviewer-facing guidance and appendix hints.

To plan a hero figure and citation scaffolding, convert your results into a structured outline that proposes a central visual summary and maps out necessary references to support each section's claims.

The best way to map proofs and appendices within a paper outline is to generate a PAPER_PLAN.md that explicitly indicates where theoretical proofs or supplementary materials belong alongside the Claims-Evidence Matrix.