resubmit-pipeline

Resubmit Pipeline: Text-Only Microedit Mode

Compose a polished paper into a new venue under text-only constraints: $ARGUMENTS

Why This Exists

Most ARIS writing workflows assume the input is either a narrative report (Workflow 3) or an in-progress paper that may still need experiments / bib changes / structural edits. Resubmit is a fundamentally different scope:

• The paper is already polished — proofs are done, experiments are done, bibliography is curated.
• The user wants to absorb prior reviewer concerns from a previous venue and re-submit, without introducing new experiments, new citations, or framework changes (LLM hallucination paranoia + tight resubmit timing + closed compute budget).
• The base submission directory is read-only — the new submission must compose into a sibling directory, never mutate prior state.
• Page limit may shrink between source and target venue (e.g., workshop camera-ready → 9-page main).

Existing skills cover adjacent territory but none of this exact composition: /rebuttal builds the OpenReview-style response document, not in-paper microedits; /auto-paper-improvement-loop is the per-round engine but presupposes someone has already chosen the base manuscript, migrated venue format, set the edit whitelist, queued the reviewer feedback, and decided what NOT to change. /resubmit-pipeline fills that orchestration gap.

When to Use

• A theory or system paper was rejected at venue A and you want to resubmit to venue B with tight time budget (≤ 1-2 weeks).
• You have 3 inputs ready: the polished paper directory at venue A's format, the target venue B's format/template/style files, and the prior reviewer reports.
• You explicitly do not want to re-derive theorems, run new experiments, or change the bibliography.

When NOT to Use

• The paper still needs experiments — use /experiment-bridge → /auto-review-loop first.
• The paper still needs structural rewrites or new sections — use /paper-writing (Workflow 3).
• You want to write the rebuttal response itself — use /rebuttal (Workflow 4).
• The reviewer feedback demands new theorems or new framework — escalate to user before starting; this skill emits BLOCKED with reason_code: out_of_scope_microedit if it detects this case.