EuroSys Artifact Evaluation
Prepares, structures, and documents systems research artifacts to secure Available, Functional, and Reproduced badges for EuroSys paper submissions.
The EuroSys Artifact Evaluation skill guides systems researchers and software engineers through packaging reproducible artifacts for the EuroSys conference and sysartifacts evaluation committee. It assists authors in formulating badge strategies (Available, Functional, and Reproduced), constructing layered documentation with claims-to-commands mapping, containerizing environments for foreign hardware, and optimizing repository structures to compete for the Gilles Muller Best Artifact Award.
Key Features
01Prepares archival releases with persistent DOI minting via Zenodo
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03Generates claims-to-commands maps connecting paper claims to executable scripts and tolerances
04Structures repositories and containerized environments for seamless AEC evaluation
05Guides badge targeting strategy across Available, Functional, and Reproduced tiers
06Diagnoses common evaluation blockers like hard-coded cluster paths and missing datasets
Use Cases
01Structuring reproducible benchmark scripts with fast functional runs and full evaluations
02Preparing conference artifacts to compete for the Gilles Muller Best Artifact Award
03Packaging systems research code and datasets after EuroSys paper acceptance