HPCA Review Process Guide

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Navigates the HPCA double-blind review pipeline, rebuttal and revision window, program committee champion dynamics, and paper outcome strategies.

HPCA Review Process is a specialized Claude Code skill designed for computer architecture researchers submitting to the IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA). It provides structured guidance on navigating the single combined rebuttal and revision window, identifying the core deciding objection in peer reviews, and arming program committee champions with persuasive arguments. The skill also helps authors understand outcome signals, manage preprint and confidentiality policies, and build actionable next steps whether preparing camera-ready artifacts or retargeting venues like ISCA, MICRO, or ASPLOS.

Key Features

01Guidance on navigating HPCA's double-blind review pipeline and combined rebuttal/revision window
02Best practices for maintaining author confidentiality and navigating preprint policies
03Clear interpretation matrix for paper outcomes with conditional next-step planning
04Strategic guidance for arming program committee champions during meeting deliberations
05Framework for identifying and prioritizing high-stakes deciding objections over minor comments
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Use Cases

01Formulating targeted arguments to equip advocate reviewers during HPCA program committee meetings
02Triaging peer review feedback to prepare synchronized rebuttal prose and paper revisions
03Developing post-notification contingency plans and re-routing strategies for future top-tier architecture conferences