content-refinement-agent

Name: content-refinement-agent
Author: Ar9av

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ar9av/paperorchestra/content-refinement-agent

$npx -y skills add Ar9av/PaperOrchestra --skill content-refinement-agent

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Step 5 of the PaperOrchestra pipeline (arXiv:2604.05018). Iteratively refine drafts/paper.tex by simulating peer review and applying targeted revisions, with strict accept/revert halt rules, deterministic 0-100 decision bands (Accept/Minor/Major/Reject) that drive a target-met ea

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SKILL.md

1	# Content Refinement Agent (Step 5)
2
3	Faithful implementation of the Content Refinement Agent from PaperOrchestra
4	(Song et al., 2026, arXiv:2604.05018, §4 Step 5, App. F.1 pp. 49–51).
5
6	Cost: ~5–7 LLM calls (App. B), typically ~3 refinement iterations, each
7	consisting of one reviewer call and one revision call.
8
9	The paper highlights this step as one of the largest contributors to overall
10	quality: refinement alone accounts for +19% (CVPR) and +22% (ICLR) absolute
11	acceptance-rate improvement (Fig. 4). Get this step right.
12
13	## Inputs
14
15	- `workspace/drafts/paper.tex` — output of Step 4
16	- `workspace/inputs/conference_guidelines.md`
17	- `workspace/inputs/experimental_log.md` — used as ground truth for the
18	hallucination check
19	- `workspace/citation_pool.json` / `workspace/refs.bib` — the allowed
20	bibliography
21
22	## Outputs
23
24	- `workspace/refinement/iter1/`, `iter2/`, `iter3/` — per-iteration snapshots
25	containing `paper.tex`, `paper.pdf`, `review.json`, `score.json`
26	- `workspace/refinement/worklog.json` — append-only history of decisions
27	- `workspace/final/paper.tex` and `workspace/final/paper.pdf` — copy of the
28	best accepted snapshot
29
30	## The refinement loop
31
32	```
33	prev_score = score(paper.tex) # baseline from initial draft
34	snapshot iter0/
35
36	for iter in 1..ITER_CAP (default 3):
37	1. simulate_review(paper.tex) → review.json
38	(uses `references/reviewer-rubric.md` rubric)
39
40	2. apply_revision(paper.tex, review.json) → new_paper.tex
41	(uses verbatim Refinement Agent prompt at `references/prompt.md`)
42
43	3. snapshot iter<N>/ with new_paper.tex, review.json
44	latexmk -pdf new_paper.tex → iter<N>/paper.pdf
45
46	4. score(new_paper.tex) → curr_score
47
48	5. decide via score_delta.py:
49	- if curr.overall > prev.overall: ACCEPT
50	- elif curr.overall == prev.overall and net_subaxis ≥0: ACCEPT
51	- else: REVERT
52
53	6. apply_worklog.py to append the decision
54
55	7. if REVERT or no actionable weaknesses or iter == ITER_CAP: HALT
56
57	paper.tex ← new_paper.tex (only on ACCEPT)
58	prev_score ← curr_score
59
60	cp <best iter>/paper.tex → workspace/final/paper.tex
61	```
62
63	The "best" snapshot at HALT is the one with the highest accepted overall
64	score. On a REVERT halt, the best is the iteration immediately before the
65	revert.
66
67	## Step-by-step
68
69	### 0. Pre-refinement integrity gate
70
71	Before snapshotting or scoring the initial draft, run two gates in order:
72
73	Gate A — AI failure modes (load `references/ai-failure-modes.md`, runs once):
74
75	Load `references/ai-failure-modes.md` (which points to `skills/shared/ai_failure_modes.md`).
76	Run all 7 checks against the draft and the inputs. This gate runs once only,
77	at the start of iteration 1.
78
79	- CONFIRMED failure → write HALT entry to worklog.json, report to user, stop.
80	- SUSPECTED failure → add WARNING comment to paper.tex, log in worklog.json, continue.
81	- No failures → proceed.
82
83	Gate B — Claim-evidence provenance (runs once, WARN gate):
84
85	```bash
86	python skills/paper-orchestra/scripts/claim_evidence_gate.py \
87	--paper workspace/drafts/paper.tex \
88	--log workspace/inputs/experimental_log.md \
89	--out workspace/claim_evidence_report.json
90	```
91
92	Exit 0 → PASS, proceed normally.
93	Exit 1 → WARN: unsupported numeric claims found. Log in worklog.json as:
94	`{gate: "claim_evidence", status: "WARN", unsupported_count: N, report: "workspace/claim_evidence_report.json"}`
95	Pass the `unsupported` list from the report to the revision agent in Step 3 as
96	an additional instruction: "The following numeric values appear in the paper but
97	cannot be corroborated in experimental_log.md — verify or remove them: ..."
98	Do NOT halt on Gate B warnings; the revision agent will address them.
99
100	Gate C — Read research brief (every run, no exit code):
101
102	If `workspace/research_brief.md` exists, read it before all reviewer calls.
103	Pass the "Sections where evidence was thin" list from §4 as additional
104	context to the Devil's Advocate reviewer. This surfaces the highest-risk
105	sections for CRITICAL scrutiny.
106
107	### 0b. Snapshot the initial draft
108
109	```bash
110	python skills/content-refinement-agent/scripts/snapshot.py \
111	--src workspace/drafts/paper.tex \
112	--dst workspace/refinement/iter0/
113	```
114
115	This creates

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How to install content-refinement-agent?

ar9av/paperorchestra/content-refinement-agent

$npx -y skills add Ar9av/PaperOrchestra --skill content-refinement-agent

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SKILL.md

1	# Content Refinement Agent (Step 5)
2
3	Faithful implementation of the Content Refinement Agent from PaperOrchestra
4	(Song et al., 2026, arXiv:2604.05018, §4 Step 5, App. F.1 pp. 49–51).
5
6	Cost: ~5–7 LLM calls (App. B), typically ~3 refinement iterations, each
7	consisting of one reviewer call and one revision call.
8
9	The paper highlights this step as one of the largest contributors to overall
10	quality: refinement alone accounts for +19% (CVPR) and +22% (ICLR) absolute
11	acceptance-rate improvement (Fig. 4). Get this step right.
12
13	## Inputs
14
15	- `workspace/drafts/paper.tex` — output of Step 4
16	- `workspace/inputs/conference_guidelines.md`
17	- `workspace/inputs/experimental_log.md` — used as ground truth for the
18	hallucination check
19	- `workspace/citation_pool.json` / `workspace/refs.bib` — the allowed
20	bibliography
21
22	## Outputs
23
24	- `workspace/refinement/iter1/`, `iter2/`, `iter3/` — per-iteration snapshots
25	containing `paper.tex`, `paper.pdf`, `review.json`, `score.json`
26	- `workspace/refinement/worklog.json` — append-only history of decisions
27	- `workspace/final/paper.tex` and `workspace/final/paper.pdf` — copy of the
28	best accepted snapshot
29
30	## The refinement loop
31
32	```
33	prev_score = score(paper.tex) # baseline from initial draft
34	snapshot iter0/
35
36	for iter in 1..ITER_CAP (default 3):
37	1. simulate_review(paper.tex) → review.json
38	(uses `references/reviewer-rubric.md` rubric)
39
40	2. apply_revision(paper.tex, review.json) → new_paper.tex
41	(uses verbatim Refinement Agent prompt at `references/prompt.md`)
42
43	3. snapshot iter<N>/ with new_paper.tex, review.json
44	latexmk -pdf new_paper.tex → iter<N>/paper.pdf
45
46	4. score(new_paper.tex) → curr_score
47
48	5. decide via score_delta.py:
49	- if curr.overall > prev.overall: ACCEPT
50	- elif curr.overall == prev.overall and net_subaxis ≥0: ACCEPT
51	- else: REVERT
52
53	6. apply_worklog.py to append the decision
54
55	7. if REVERT or no actionable weaknesses or iter == ITER_CAP: HALT
56
57	paper.tex ← new_paper.tex (only on ACCEPT)
58	prev_score ← curr_score
59
60	cp <best iter>/paper.tex → workspace/final/paper.tex
61	```
62
63	The "best" snapshot at HALT is the one with the highest accepted overall
64	score. On a REVERT halt, the best is the iteration immediately before the
65	revert.
66
67	## Step-by-step
68
69	### 0. Pre-refinement integrity gate
70
71	Before snapshotting or scoring the initial draft, run two gates in order:
72
73	Gate A — AI failure modes (load `references/ai-failure-modes.md`, runs once):
74
75	Load `references/ai-failure-modes.md` (which points to `skills/shared/ai_failure_modes.md`).
76	Run all 7 checks against the draft and the inputs. This gate runs once only,
77	at the start of iteration 1.
78
79	- CONFIRMED failure → write HALT entry to worklog.json, report to user, stop.
80	- SUSPECTED failure → add WARNING comment to paper.tex, log in worklog.json, continue.
81	- No failures → proceed.
82
83	Gate B — Claim-evidence provenance (runs once, WARN gate):
84
85	```bash
86	python skills/paper-orchestra/scripts/claim_evidence_gate.py \
87	--paper workspace/drafts/paper.tex \
88	--log workspace/inputs/experimental_log.md \
89	--out workspace/claim_evidence_report.json
90	```
91
92	Exit 0 → PASS, proceed normally.
93	Exit 1 → WARN: unsupported numeric claims found. Log in worklog.json as:
94	`{gate: "claim_evidence", status: "WARN", unsupported_count: N, report: "workspace/claim_evidence_report.json"}`
95	Pass the `unsupported` list from the report to the revision agent in Step 3 as
96	an additional instruction: "The following numeric values appear in the paper but
97	cannot be corroborated in experimental_log.md — verify or remove them: ..."
98	Do NOT halt on Gate B warnings; the revision agent will address them.
99
100	Gate C — Read research brief (every run, no exit code):
101
102	If `workspace/research_brief.md` exists, read it before all reviewer calls.
103	Pass the "Sections where evidence was thin" list from §4 as additional
104	context to the Devil's Advocate reviewer. This surfaces the highest-risk
105	sections for CRITICAL scrutiny.
106
107	### 0b. Snapshot the initial draft
108
109	```bash
110	python skills/content-refinement-agent/scripts/snapshot.py \
111	--src workspace/drafts/paper.tex \
112	--dst workspace/refinement/iter0/
113	```
114
115	This creates

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