OSDI Topic Selection & Venue Routing
Evaluates systems research readiness against OSDI criteria and routes papers to optimal tracks and sibling venues.
OSDI Topic Selection helps systems researchers determine whether their project satisfies the rigorous 'built-and-measured' standards of the USENIX Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI). It evaluates artifact completeness, baseline realism, and core conceptual contributions to guide authors between Research and Operational Systems tracks. Additionally, the skill assesses whether a project is better routed to sibling venues like SOSP, NSDI, FAST, or EuroSys, preventing wasted submission cycles and ensuring optimal publication timing.
主な機能
01Routes projects across sibling systems conferences including SOSP, NSDI, FAST, EuroSys, and SIGOPS ATC
02Guides track selection between Research (novel design) and Operational Systems (production experience)
03Identifies early misfire signals like simulation-only designs, microbenchmark over-reliance, and scope mismatches
04Generates structured fit assessments with concrete timeline and cycle trade-off analyses
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06Applies the 'built-and-measured' test to verify working artifacts, baseline strength, and reusable abstractions
ユースケース
01Re-routing storage, networking, or workshop-stage systems papers to optimal venues like FAST, NSDI, or HotOS
02Deciding whether a distributed or ML-systems prototype is mature enough for an upcoming OSDI deadline
03Choosing between the Research and Operational Systems tracks for production-deployed systems