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neurips-author-response

Use when drafting or triaging NeurIPS OpenReview author responses, rebuttals, and discussion-period replies under the current year's response mechanics and double-blind constraints.

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# NeurIPS Author Response

Use this skill after reviews are released. The goal is to clarify, correct misunderstandings, and
move reviewers and ACs toward a technically accurate decision without implying a revised paper has
replaced the submitted version.

## 2026 response mechanics to re-check

The 2026 handbook describes a three-phase response/discussion process: initial author response,
author-reviewer-AC discussion, then reviewer/AC discussion. It also states that authors respond
through OpenReview rebuttal buttons, with a per-review 10,000-character limit, no file uploads, no
identity-revealing content, and no links except an anonymized code link to the AC in an Official
Comment when reviewers ask for code. Reopen the current handbook before using these limits.
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