SOSP Supplementary Material Manager
Guides the strategic partitioning, anonymization, and structuring of supplementary material for SOSP conference paper submissions.
Designed specifically for systems researchers preparing submissions for the ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles (SOSP), this skill helps authors decide what content belongs in the core 12-page paper versus the supplementary upload. It enforces the governing asymmetry rule to ensure review-critical evidence is never relegated to optional materials, provides automated anonymity leak checks across PDF metadata and text, prevents confusion between supplementary files and post-acceptance artifact packages, and formats the supplement for fast reviewer navigation.
Key Features
01Prevents conflation between April review supplements, artifact evaluations, and camera-ready appendices
02Automates double-blind anonymity audits across PDF text, metadata, and file paths
03Provides shell-based leak-sweep verification commands for LaTeX and PDF outputs
04Generates structured mapping outlines linking supplementary sections to main paper claims
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06Applies the governing asymmetry test to separate core claims from supplementary depth
Use Cases
01Auditing SOSP paper drafts under page limits to safely relocate proofs and extended sensitivity sweeps
02Running pre-submission anonymity checks on PDF metadata and auxiliary text to prevent desk rejections
03Structuring supplementary appendices so skimming reviewers can quickly locate specific validations