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Use after acceptance to produce the final version. Checklist for page limits as the CFP defines them, copyright/licence forms, author-list change policy, full-version vs proceedings builds, artifact links, and final compile checks (0 undefined references, all fonts embedded via pdffonts, no significant overfull boxes, no overprinting).

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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md and code. Checked Oct 26, 2026.

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  • codeload.github.com · found in install command

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  • ~/.claude/skills/camera-ready

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Skill name
camera-ready
Description
Use after acceptance to produce the final version. Checklist for page limits as the CFP defines them, copyright/licence forms, author-list change policy, full-version vs proceedings builds, artifact links, and final compile checks (0 undefined references, all fonts embedded via pdffonts, no significant overfull boxes, no overprinting).
License
MIT
Instructions
92 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

Before installing

  • Ships executable scripts
  • Instructions call the network

Files (2)

  • SKILL.md
  • pdf_checks.py · scripts/

SKILL.md (first lines)

# Camera-ready

## 0. Collect the rules (day 0)

Quote into `SUBMISSION.md` §Camera-ready, with URL and date:

- page limit **and exactly what counts** (e.g. "N pages excluding the bibliography
  only" means title page, abstract, body, acknowledgements and any appendix all
  count; "excluding references and appendices" is different). When in doubt, satisfy
  the strictest reading.
- template/class version, paper size, fonts ("Springer standard fonts, font sizes and
  margins"), whether page numbers must be removed or kept.
- copyright / licence form (IACR copyright agreement, Springer consent to publish,
  ACM rights form, open-access licence choice) and who must sign.
- presentation / video-recording agreements, registration requirement.
- deadline with timezone (AoE vs UTC vs local); convert to your timezone in writing.
- whether the camera-ready is automatically posted (e.g. to ePrint) by the chairs.

## 1. Author-list and metadata changes

- Changes to the author list after acceptance normally require the program chairs'
  approval. Ask early, by e-mail, with a short justification. Typical outcomes:
  approved; or "keep the submitted authors in the proceedings and thank the new
  contributors in the Acknowledgements; list them as co-authors in the full
  version/ePrint". Record the ruling verbatim in `DECISIONS.md`.
- Fill every placeholder (`[[FILL IN]]`) for names, affiliations, ORCID, grants.
- De-anonymise consistently: restore author block, acknowledgements, own repository
  URLs (replace anonymous mirrors with the permanent artifact URL/DOI), self-citations
  may now be first person if the style allows.

## 2. Content changes

- Build `CHANGES.md`: each reviewer request → section/page where it is answered in
  the final version (from the rebuttal triage table). Promised changes must all be
  present.
- Do not add new results that were never reviewed unless the chairs allow it; label
  any post-review corrections.
- Every number still traces to `EVIDENCE.md`; diff all numbers against the reviewed
  version (`pdftotext` both, extract numbers, diff) and explain any change.

## 3. Proceedings build vs full version

- One shared source (`paper.tex`) + two drivers (`main.tex` proceedings,
  `main_full.tex` full version) with a switch (`\newif\iffull`), so the versions
  cannot drift.
- Floats/sections that do not fit the limit live in `\iffull ... \fi`; the
  proceedings version says "see the full version [ePrint ref]" and **the full version
  must be published before the camera-ready deadline** (ePrint entry or artifact
  repository), or the pointers dangle.
- Space tuning allowed only in elastic glue around floats/displays/captions inside
  the proceedings branch; never margins, fonts, `\textwidth`, `\textheight`.
- A `pagemap` helper prints section → page for the built PDF; rerun after each edit.

## 4. Final compile checks (must all pass)

```bash
make -C paper camera
python3 .paper-writing/skills/camera-ready/scripts/pdf_checks.py paper/main_camera.pdf --log paper/main_camera.log --limit <N>
pdffonts paper/main_camera.pdf            # every font 'emb yes'; avoid Type 3 bitmap fonts
grep -c '??' <(pdftotext paper/main_camera.pdf -) # 0
```

- [ ] 0 undefined references/citations, 0 multiply defined labels, no "Rerun" warning.
- [ ] All fonts embedded (fix: vector figures with embedded fonts; `pdflatex` with
      standard `cm-super`/`lmodern`; re-export matplotlib figures with `pdf.fonttype: 42`).
- [ ] No overfull box > ~1pt in the body; report remaining ones with size.
- [ ] No overprinting (overlap scan), especially after negative `\vspace` near floats.
- [ ] References start after the last counted page; the body ends within the limit.
- [ ] Title + abstract + keywords on page 1 if required or desired.
- [ ] Bibliography: published versions over preprints; DOIs where available; braces
      protect acronyms; ePrint author lists match the ePrint page.
- [ ] Figures readable at print size (≥ ~7pt text), colour-blind-safe, captions
      self-contained.
- [ ] PDF metadata: title and authors set correctly now (not empty).
- [ ] Source package (if required) compiles from a clean directory; no unused large
      files; no private comments (`%` notes to co-authors) left in sources.

## 5. Artifact and links

- Replace the anonymous mirror by the permanent URL (repository tag or archive DOI);
  check every URL with `curl -sI` (HTTP 200).
- Tag the exact commit used for the final numbers; mention it in the artifact README.
- If an artifact evaluation track exists, see [artifact-pack](../artifact-pack/SKILL.md).

## 6. Submission

- Upload the PDF + sources + forms; download the uploaded PDF back and compare
  `sha256sum`/`md5sum` with the local file.
- Keep a `camera_ready/README.md` listing files, build commands, page-limit
  verification, and the author checklist (forms signed, full version posted, slides).

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