UIST Artifact Evaluation
Packages and structures research artifacts, code, hardware files, and datasets for UIST paper review and public open-source release.
UIST Artifact Evaluation provides step-by-step guidance for packaging the software, hardware design files, toolkits, and datasets behind ACM UIST research submissions. Because UIST lacks a formal artifact evaluation badge committee, this skill helps authors structure anonymous, five-minute quickstart review archives that substantiate paper claims, while simultaneously preparing robust, de-anonymized public releases optimized for long-term community adoption, open-source licensing, and reproducible research.
Key Features
01Structures review-ready, anonymous artifact packages with clear claim-to-artifact mapping
02Provides artifact packaging templates for interaction techniques, toolkits, hardware, AI systems, and sensing pipelines
03Guides transition from anonymous double-blind submissions to public, DOI-archived releases
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05Generates five-minute quickstart setups and run harnesses tailored to skeptical reviewers
06Establishes hardware reconstruction standards including BOMs, tolerances, schematics, and assembly guides
Use Cases
01Packaging research toolkits and libraries for public release on package registries like npm, PyPI, or crates.io
02Documenting custom hardware prototypes with fabrication-ready files and calibration instructions for peer replication
03Preparing anonymous supplementary materials, reproduction scripts, and demo logs for UIST paper submission