UIST Experiments & Evaluation Auditor
Designs and audits experimental evaluations for ACM UIST papers to align evidence with system claims and avoid flawed studies.
UIST Experiments is a specialized Claude Code skill tailored for human-computer interaction (HCI) researchers and systems engineers targeting ACM UIST and similar premier venues. It provides systematic guidelines for selecting the right evaluation methodology—ranging from technical characterizations and controlled within-subjects studies to developer walkthroughs and ablation suites—ensuring empirical evidence directly supports the core contribution. By conducting pre-submission evidence audits and identifying common reviewer objections, this skill helps authors replace uninformative ritual studies with robust, honest benchmarks across realistic operating envelopes.