IEEE/ACM ASE Paper Strategist

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Evaluates, frames, and optimizes research manuscripts for submission to the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE).

The IEEE/ACM ASE Paper Strategist helps researchers evaluate, frame, and refine academic computer science manuscripts targeting the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering. It analyzes conference fit for automation-focused software engineering topics—including program analysis, automated testing, program repair, code synthesis, and AI-assisted development. By evaluating empirical evidence bars, artifact readiness, desk-reject risks, and comparative venue positioning against ICSE, FSE, and ISSTA, this skill ensures manuscripts meet community expectations and rigorous submission criteria.

Key Features

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02Evaluates manuscript scope and framing specifically calibrated for IEEE/ACM ASE reviewers
03Audits empirical evidence, benchmark realism, and runnable artifact requirements
04Provides routing guidance between ASE and sibling conferences like ICSE, FSE, and ISSTA
05Generates structured pre-submission fit diagnostics and rebuttal posture recommendations
06Flags potential desk-reject risks, anonymity violations, and template inconsistencies

Use Cases

01Deciding whether a software automation paper best fits ASE or broad flagships like ICSE and FSE
02Reframing journal or arXiv preprints into targeted, high-impact ASE conference submissions
03Diagnosing benchmark realism and artifact reproducibility gaps prior to paper deadlines