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neurips-review-process

Use when explaining or diagnosing the NeurIPS main-track review process, including OpenReview, reviewer and AC roles, contribution-type review, ethics flags, reciprocal reviewing, discussion, and LLM-review policy.

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# NeurIPS Review Process

Use this skill to reason about what reviewers and ACs are likely to do with a submission. Do not use
it to infer acceptance odds from folklore; use it to identify decision-relevant weaknesses.

## Process model

- Reviews happen in OpenReview under double blind.
- Reviewers are asked to evaluate quality, clarity, significance, and the submission's declared
  contribution type.
- ACs coordinate reviewers, handle conflicts and quality issues, write or supervise meta-reviews,
  and make recommendations.
- Ethics concerns can be flagged and routed to ethics reviewers; severe cases can affect decisions.
- Authors who are also reviewers or ACs face reciprocal-reviewing obligations; gross negligence can
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