awesome-ieee-report

awesome-ieee-report

An AI agent skill that generates IEEE-format technical reports as LaTeX. Point it at your project, and it reads the codebase, maps requirements to sections, and produces a publication-ready .tex + .bib output with zero code artifacts in the report body.

Features

• Requirement-driven structure — reads your requirement document and derives section headings from it; falls back to standard IEEE baseline when no document is provided
• Zero code artifacts — no file paths, class names, or function names in the report body; everything is described in academic prose
• Pseudocode only — core algorithms are expressed using the IEEE algorithm environment, never raw source code
• Figure placeholders — labeled \fbox{} placeholders with capture intent; you replace them with real screenshots manually
• BibTeX output — generates a references.bib alongside the .tex file
• Quality gate — built-in checklist that verifies every rule before the report is finalized
• Language-agnostic — English by default; Turkish (or any babel-supported language) on request

Key Topics

• IEEE IEEEtran conference class
• Two-column academic layout
• booktabs tables for parameters, thresholds, and comparisons
• algorithm + algorithmic environments for pseudocode
• BibTeX / \cite{} reference management
• Figure placeholder workflow
• Requirement-to-section mapping

How to Use

1. Install the skill

Clone this repository into your agent's skills directory:

# Claude Code
git clone https://github.com/EnesDemir143/awesome-ieee-report ~/.claude/skills/awesome-ieee-report

# OpenAI Codex CLI
git clone https://github.com/EnesDemir143/awesome-ieee-report ~/.codex/skills/awesome-ieee-report

2. Invoke

Write an IEEE technical report for this project.

With a requirement document:

Write an IEEE technical report based on requirements.pdf.
Report language: English
Author: Jane Doe, Computer Engineering, MIT

3. Provide inputs when prompted

4. Compile the output

pdflatex report.tex
bibtex report
pdflatex report.tex
pdflatex report.tex

Or use latexmk:

latexmk -pdf report.tex

5. Replace figure placeholders

Find every \fbox{...PLACEHOLDER...} block and replace with:

\setlength{\fboxsep}{0pt}\fbox{\includegraphics[width=0.57\linewidth]{images/your-screenshot.png}}

Repository Structure

latex-report-creator/
├── SKILL.md                          # Main skill definition
├── templates/
│   ├── report-template.tex           # LaTeX skeleton (IEEEtran)
│   ├── report-template.md            # Markdown skeleton
│   └── figure-placeholders.md        # Figure placeholder format
├── reference/
│   ├── style-baseline.md             # Academic writing style rules
│   ├── requirements-mapping.md       # Requirement → section mapping guide
│   ├── image-policy.md               # Figure handling rules
│   ├── repo-evidence-sources.md      # Evidence gathering guide
│   └── companion-skill-routing.md    # Companion skill routing table
├── checklists/
│   └── quality-gate.md               # Final quality checklist
└── examples/
    └── sample-filled-outline.md      # Example filled report outline

Community & Feedback

Found a bug, have a suggestion, or want to contribute a template?

• Issues — open a GitHub Issue for bug reports or feature requests
• Discussions — use GitHub Discussions for questions, ideas, and sharing reports you've generated
• Pull Requests — contributions are welcome; please keep changes focused and include a short description of what was changed and why

Contributing

Contributions are welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide.

Quick summary:

• Fork → branch → commit → PR
• Keep changes focused and minimal
• Good targets: new example reports, checklist improvements, template variants, bug fixes in skill rules
• Do not add project-specific content (university names, course codes, etc.)

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License

MIT