Paper Evidence Board

Maintain the paper-facing view of the research project: which claims the paper makes, what evidence supports them, where they appear, what reviewers may attack, and what actions are needed before submission.

Use this skill when:

• writing reveals that a paper claim lacks evidence
• new experiment results require updating paper narrative, figures, or sections
• review simulation creates experiment or writing actions
• a paper draft needs claim-evidence alignment before submission
• figures and tables need to be mapped to paper claims
• figure/table style needs to be tracked as a writing decision, including palette, markers, symbols, typography, and venue-facing visual conventions
• the user wants a live evidence board for a paper
• the project needs to decide whether a gap requires more experiments, rewriting, narrowing a claim, or cutting material

This skill is more specific than research-project-memory: it uses project memory as the source of cross-component truth, but creates a paper-facing board for writing and review decisions.

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