Templates

A workspace that works on one goal continuously. Each turn runs in a fresh chat, does a single task, logs what it verified, and hands off to a successor. You define the goal and the ground truth; the loop keeps going without you.

ACM's unified manuscript class. Covers all ACM journals (TOPLAS, TOCHI, CACM, ...) and SIG proceedings (SIGGRAPH, CHI, SIGCOMM, ...).

ACM's acmart class in the two-column acmtog format used by ACM Transactions on Graphics and the SIGGRAPH / SIGGRAPH Asia journal track. Ships with a teaser figure, CCS concepts and the ACM reference format.

American Mathematical Society's article class. De-facto standard for pure mathematics journals (Proc. AMS, Trans. AMS, J. AMS, Annals, Inventiones, Duke MJ, ...).

Official class for the Annals of Mathematics, maintained for the journal on CTAN. Builds on amsart with the Annals front matter, MSC subjects and the aomplain bibliography style.

Official e-jc style for the Electronic Journal of Combinatorics, the leading open-access combinatorics journal. Article class plus e-jc.sty with the journal's theorem environments, MSC line and dateline.

Generic LaTeX class for Elsevier journals (Cell, The Lancet, NeuroImage, and ~2500 others).

IEEE's official LaTeX class. Covers all IEEE Transactions (TPAMI, TIT, JSAC, ...) and IEEE conferences.

Institute of Mathematical Statistics class used by the Annals of Statistics, Annals of Probability, Annals of Applied Probability, Annals of Applied Statistics, Bernoulli, Statistical Science, EJS and Bayesian Analysis. Switch the class option to pick the journal.

JMLR is open-access and uses the `jmlr2e` style. The same style is informally reused by some ML workshops.

Official lmcs class for Logical Methods in Computer Science, the open-access journal for logic in CS (semantics, type theory, verification, automata, concurrency). Built on amsart with the journal's theorem environments preloaded.

Journal-neutral math manuscript on amsart with hyperref, cleveref, mathtools and a full theorem setup. Compiles cleanly on arXiv and is accepted as a first submission by most math journals (Proc. AMS, Trans. AMS, Duke, Inventiones, JEMS, Advances, ...).

OUP's general journal class (CTAN). Used by IMRN, Quarterly J. of Math., J. of the LMS, The Computer Journal, J. of Logic and Computation, Biometrika, JRSS and other Oxford journals. Pick the layout pair the target journal lists.

Official quantumarticle class for Quantum, the open-access journal for quantum science, quantum information and quantum computing. Two-column by default, with arXiv-compatibility checks built in.

APS and AIP's official LaTeX class. Covers PRL, PRX, PRA–E, RMP, APL, JAP, JCP, and most physics journals.

Science (AAAS). AAAS does not ship an official .cls, so this is a community-standard `article`-based template using `scicite`.

Official tmlr style for TMLR, the open journal on OpenReview run by the JMLR board. Same author-block idiom as JMLR and ICLR; anonymous by default, with accepted and preprint switches.

Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics. Uses the shared ACL Rolling Review style.

International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Statistics, 29th edition.

Conference on Learning Theory, 39th edition. Uses the JMLR/PMLR style with `[anon]`.

IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition.

Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing. Uses the shared ACL Rolling Review style.

International Conference on Learning Representations, 14th edition.

International Conference on Machine Learning, 43rd edition.

Neural Information Processing Systems, 39th edition. NeurIPS 2026 style files not yet posted; this template uses the 2025 style.

ACM SIGGRAPH Technical Papers. Published in ACM TOG.

ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data. Published as PACMMOD.

ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles, 30th edition. SOSP 2026 not yet open; uses acmart `sigplan` style.

ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing, 58th edition. Uses ACM's acmart class.

35th USENIX Security Symposium.

Ready-to-use skills and tools for the re:AGENT hackathon: Paperclip (full-text papers, trials, patents, FDA/EU documents), CZ CELLxGENE Census (~218M single cells across 1,845 datasets), Proto (140+ computational-biology tools for folding, design, docking, and scoring), and Boltz (Boltz-2 structure and binding-affinity prediction from sequence).