camera-ready-finalizer
Camera-Ready Finalizer
Finalize an accepted paper so the submitted camera-ready version is consistent, de-anonymized, claim-safe, and ready to hand off to code release or artifact evaluation.
Use this skill when:
- a paper has been accepted and the user needs the camera-ready version
- author-response or discussion promises must be checked against the final PDF
- anonymized submission text must become final author-facing text
- acknowledgements, author metadata, code links, project pages, or funding statements must be added
- final figures, tables, captions, appendix, supplement, and references must be synchronized
- new rebuttal experiments or reviewer-requested edits must be integrated cleanly
- the paper needs a final claim/evidence/citation/code-release consistency pass before upload
- camera-ready or publisher-visible source must be cleaned of agent-private files, internal result docs, plotting scripts, raw CSVs, reviewer/rebuttal scratch, and private paths
Do not use this skill for pre-submission readiness. Use submit-paper before initial submission. Use rebuttal-strategist while reviews are still active. Use release-code for the public code repository after paper-facing obligations are clear.
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