UIST Reproducibility
Standardizes artifact reproducibility, measurement protocols, and hardware specifications for academic UIST system papers.
UIST Reproducibility guides researchers and interface engineers in documenting systems for full replicability in ACM UIST submissions and human-computer interaction (HCI) publications. It structures documentation across three distinct ledgers—the build ledger (software, hardware BOM, environmental assumptions, and tuning constants), the measurement ledger (deterministic evaluation harnesses, raw timestamped logs, and clear latency/accuracy boundaries), and the study ledger (experimental protocols, counterbalancing, and IRB-compliant availability statements). This skill is particularly useful for pre-submission audits, preparing supplementary materials, creating one-page REPRO.md manifests, and crafting honest availability statements that preempt reviewer skepticism.