FSE Supplementary Material Guide

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Guides researchers in partitioning content between ESEC/FSE paper bodies, appendices, and double-anonymous replication packages within ACM page limits.

The FSE Supplementary skill provides specialized guidance for software engineering researchers preparing submissions for ACM ESEC/FSE. Enforcing the core principle that paper submissions must be fully judgeable from reviewed pages alone, this skill helps authors decide precisely what evidence belongs in the primary manuscript versus supplementary artifacts. With built-in guidelines for ACM page budget management, double-anonymous artifact sanitation (stripping metadata, repository histories, and user paths), and appendix structuring, this skill ensures that empirical software engineering submissions remain self-contained, compliant, and publication-ready.

Key Features

01Double-anonymous compliance checklist for anonymized links, git histories, and clean archives
02Pre-submission audit format to verify partition balance, anonymity, and manuscript independence
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04ACM-template page budget optimization to balance primary findings and validation threats
05Appendix architecture patterns aligned to research questions for frictionless reviewer navigation
06Content partitioning matrix distinguishing body-essential evidence from discretionary artifact data

Use Cases

01Preparing double-anonymous replication packages and empirical data archives for ACM ESEC/FSE
02Splitting mixed-methods software engineering papers across main bodies and online artifacts
03Auditing supplementary material archives to prevent identity leaks and page budget violations