ACM FSE Conference Publication Assistant

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Guides software engineering researchers through paper framing, evidence validation, and submission strategy for the ACM FSE flagship conference.

The ACM FSE Conference Publication Assistant skill is a specialized venue-fit and submission strategy tool designed for academic researchers targeting the ACM International Conference on the Foundations of Software Engineering (FSE). It evaluates manuscript readiness across core SE topics—including program analysis, automated testing, empirical software engineering, and AI for SE—by assessing method novelty, empirical evidence, artifact reproducibility, and desk-reject risks. By systematically checking compliance against official reviewer expectations and differentiating FSE requirements from sibling venues like ICSE, ASE, and ISSTA, this skill helps authors craft competitive conference narratives and avoid common pitfalls.

Características Principales

01Calibrates narrative framing specifically for software engineering conference reviewers
02Performs pre-submission checks for double-blind anonymity, formatting, and CFP compliance
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04Identifies critical evidence gaps in benchmarks, real-world evaluations, and artifact reproducibility
05Provides intelligent re-routing recommendations to sibling venues like ICSE, ASE, ISSTA, or PLDI
06Evaluates research fit across core software engineering foundations and methodologies

Casos de Uso

01Diagnosing desk-reject risks including anonymity violations, insufficient artifact details, or inadequate baseline comparisons
02Reframing an arXiv preprint or journal-style paper into a concise, competitive flagship conference submission
03Assessing whether a software engineering manuscript meets the rigorous empirical and technical evidence bar of ACM FSE