ICSE Artifact Evaluation
Guides the preparation and packaging of research artifacts for the ICSE Artifact Evaluation track to secure ACM badges.
Streamlines the post-acceptance ICSE Artifact Evaluation process by helping researchers package software artifacts to satisfy ACM badging criteria for Artifacts Available, Artifacts Reusable, and Results Reproduced. The skill provides step-by-step guidance for de-anonymizing review repositories, securing permanent DOI archival through Zenodo, selecting proper open-source licenses, and crafting evaluator-proof READMEs with fast smoke tests. It is essential for authors looking to eliminate submission pitfalls like bit-rot, missing dependencies, or mismatched paper claims ahead of tight January deadlines.
Key Features
01Permanent DOI archival and open-licensing guidance for Zenodo and institutional repositories
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03Evaluator-proof README structuring with kick-the-tires smoke tests
04Paper claims mapping to align artifact execution with final camera-ready figures and tables
05ACM badge strategy covering Artifacts Available, Reusable, and Results Reproduced
06Environment freezing and containerization recipes to prevent dependency drift
Use Cases
01Creating containerized evaluation workflows with fast smoke tests for artifact reviewers
02Transforming an anonymous review repository into an open, DOI-backed permanent archive
03Preparing an accepted ICSE research paper artifact for post-acceptance badging