Figure Table Planner

Figures and tables are the evidence architecture of a paper. A good paper does not ask readers to infer the argument from a pile of plots; it shows the minimum set of artifacts needed to believe the claims.

Use this when

• The user has results and needs to decide how to present them.
• A paper draft has too many tables, redundant figures, or unclear captions.
• The main claim lacks a clear visual/table artifact.
• The user needs to split main-paper vs appendix evidence.
• The user wants to plan ablations, diagnostics, failure examples, or scaling plots.

Do not use this when

• The user needs to decide which experiments to run. Use experiment-design or hypothesis-and-ablation-planner.
• The user needs prose for the Results section. Use results-writeup after the evidence layout is clear.
• The user needs plotting code implementation details unless they explicitly ask for code.

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