CJC Artifact Evaluation & Code Availability

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Guides authors submitting to the Chinese Journal of Computers on packaging reproducible artifacts, hosting datasets, and writing formal availability statements.

Designed for academic researchers preparing submissions for the Chinese Journal of Computers (《计算机学报》), this skill provides structured guidance on assembling, packaging, and hosting experimental code and research datasets to maximize peer review credibility. It helps authors understand the journal's artifact evaluation landscape, build clean reproducibility repositories complete with one-click reproduction scripts and environment configs, author formal manuscript availability statements, ensure double-blind review compliance, and securely archive artifacts with permanent identifiers (such as DOIs or release tags).

主な機能

01Generates formal code and data availability statements for manuscript footnotes, acknowledgments, or dedicated sections
02Establishes best practices for permanent artifact archiving using Zenodo, figshare, or version-tagged Git releases
03Ensures double-blind review compliance by sanitizing author identities from repositories and external links
04Structures reproducible code, data, and script packages tailored for Chinese Journal of Computers submissions
05Provides standardized repository directory skeletons with one-click reproduction scripts mapped to tables and figures
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ユースケース

01Drafting standardized data and code availability statements for inclusion in paper drafts and appendix materials
02Rapidly updating experimental scripts and reproducing baseline tables during major or minor revision response rounds
03Preparing an open-source artifact repository and one-click reproduction scripts prior to initial CJC manuscript submission