POPL Paper Submission Advisor

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Evaluates manuscript fit, framing, and formal rigor for submissions to the ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages.

The POPL Paper Submission Advisor skill equips researchers and computer scientists with venue-specific guidance for targeting the prestigious ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages (POPL). It analyzes manuscripts across programming language theory, type systems, formal semantics, and verification to assess evidence strength, identify desk-reject vulnerabilities, and verify alignment with POPL's proof-centered expectations. By providing routing comparisons against sibling venues like PLDI, ICFP, and OOPSLA alongside submission-cycle checklists, this skill helps authors re-frame their work, patch theoretical and empirical gaps, and formulate robust rebuttal strategies.

Características Principales

01Identifies common desk-reject risks and missing formal proofs or empirical baselines
02Differentiates submission routing between POPL, PLDI, ICFP, CAV, and OOPSLA
03Evaluates research fit for theoretical PL, type systems, semantics, and formal reasoning
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05Provides pre-submission self-checks tailored to ACM SIGPLAN review standards
06Outputs structured fit assessments with gap analyses and re-routing recommendations

Casos de Uso

01Reframing an arXiv or journal-style paper for POPL conference submission criteria
02Diagnosing theoretical gaps, anonymity risks, and artifact requirements prior to submission
03Deciding whether to submit a programming languages manuscript to POPL vs. PLDI or OOPSLA