CHI Paper Related Work Builder
Structures and positions literature reviews for ACM CHI conference papers to prevent assisted desk-rejects across all five essential citation lanes.
The CHI Related Work skill helps researchers author robust, well-positioned literature reviews tailored for ACM CHI conference submissions. Addressing the primary ground for assisted desk-rejects (ADR-Context), this skill systematically evaluates citations across five core lanes: recent CHI cycles, sibling HCI venues (CSCW, UIST, DIS, TOCHI), foundational HCI classics, feeder disciplines (e.g., psychology, sociology, ML), and domain application areas. It guides authors through crafting front-gap-relevance paragraph structures, conducting comprehensive searches via ACM DL and Google Scholar, maintaining strict third-person anonymity for self-citations, and differentiating near-neighbors with intellectual precision rather than dismissive language.