Paper Writer A LaTeX skeleton is a contract between the researcher and the typesetter. If the contract is broken the document does not compile, and the failure is loud. Build the skeleton first, then fill it.
Prerequisites: Phase 19 lessons 50-53
# Learning Objectives
Treat a research paper as a structured artifact with a known section graph, not a freeform document.
Generate a LaTeX skeleton that declares its abstract, sections, figure slots, and bibliography keys before any prose is written.
Inject figures from experiment outputs (paths and captions) into the skeleton through a deterministic slot mechanism.
Wire a mocked prose generator that fills each section from a structured outline so the harness is testable without a model.
Emit a single paper.tex plus a references.bib plus a manifest that lists every figure referenced and every citation used.
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The text and code of this lesson are based on AI Engineering from Scratch by Rohit Ghumare, MIT licensed.