USENIX FAST Conference Submission Assistant

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Evaluates, frames, and prepares storage and file systems research papers for submission to the USENIX FAST conference.

The USENIX FAST Conference Submission Assistant is a specialized Claude Code skill designed for systems researchers targeting the USENIX Conference on File and Storage Technologies (FAST). It provides comprehensive venue-fit assessments, narrative reframing strategies, and empirical evidence gap analyses tailored to storage, persistence, and file systems research. By enforcing community expectations around realistic workloads, failure models, durability tradeoffs, and robust artifact validation, this skill helps authors navigate submission guidelines, prevent common desk-reject pitfalls, and strategically route manuscripts across sibling systems venues like EuroSys, ATC, OSDI, and SOSP.

Características Principales

01Provides strategic venue routing among systems conferences (FAST, OSDI, EuroSys, ATC)
02Identifies missing evidence, toy benchmark limitations, and fault-model gaps
03Evaluates manuscript scope and topic fit specifically for USENIX FAST
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05Generates structured submission readiness assessments and rebuttal posture advice
06Analyzes potential desk-reject risks including anonymity, formatting, and artifact guidelines

Casos de Uso

01Evaluating whether a storage or file systems manuscript meets the experimental and evaluation bar for FAST
02Deciding whether to submit a systems paper to FAST versus related venues like USENIX ATC, EuroSys, or SOSP
03Reframing an arXiv preprint or journal draft into a selective FAST conference submission narrative