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You MUST use this before any creative work - creating features, building components, adding functionality, modifying behavior, or planning anything new, in software or out of it (a talk, a business, a renovation).
ieee-responseDraft, diagnose, and improve IEEE rebuttals, revision plans, cover letters, response letters, and point-by-point replies using routed reviewer-comment handling. Use when responding to IEEE reviewer or editor comments about novelty, scope, method, experiments, baselines, figures, tables, citations, writing, LaTeX formatting, limitations, compliance, technica…
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Use this skill to convert reviewer criticism into manuscript actions and precise, respectful point-by-point replies.
Do not write a defensive response. Do not promise changes that the manuscript does not make. Follow the routing protocol and load the selected fragments.
manifest.yaml.always_load.comment_type: novelty / scope / method / experiment / baseline / figure-table / citation / writing / format / limitation / technical-error / review-quality.action_type: add-experiment / add-explanation / revise-text / correct-error / add-citation / improve-figure-table / acknowledge-limitation / disagree-with-evidence.response_stage: rebuttal / major-revision / minor-revision / resubmission / cover-letter.evidence_status: evidence-added / evidence-planned / evidence-unavailable / text-only-fix.tone: standard / concise / very-polite / firm.Default point-by-point format:
Reviewer comment:
Classification:
- comment_type:
- action_type:
- evidence_status:
Response:
[polite, specific response]
Manuscript revision:
[what changed and where]
Evidence:
[new experiment/result/citation/figure/textual clarification]
For multiple comments, add a Revision action list before the detailed responses.
For cover letters, summarize major changes, added experiments, figure/table improvements, and remaining limitations without overselling.
Do not invent page numbers, line numbers, experiments, results, citations, or editor instructions.
Do not say "we have addressed all concerns" unless every concern is visibly addressed.
Do not dismiss reviewer comments as misunderstandings without first improving manuscript clarity.