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paper-check

Check a paper against its code, results and citations before submission (numbers, terms, code vs paper, formulas vs code, BibTeX and cited claims via DBLP and Crossref, eval integrity), and prepare its code for open-source release. Use when the user says "verify claims" / "verify paper against code", "check numbers" / "do the numbers match" / "are my numbers right", "formula vs code", "audit my paper", "cross-check claims or results", "paper consistency check", "check citations", "verify BibTeX", "publish code" / "open source release" / "code release", "structure a research repository for publication", "create reproducible research artifacts", "reproducibility checklist for a code release", or "prepare for publication".

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# Paper Check

Every number, method claim and citation in the paper must trace to code, data, results or a cited source. Output a prioritized list of issues with specific fixes.

For a code release request, follow [references/code-release.md](references/code-release.md) and skip Steps 1-4.

## Step 1: Discover Files

1. Find the paper's .tex files (Glob for `**/*.tex`)
2. Identify the main .tex file (usually imports other sections) and the document structure
3. Find .bib files for citation checking
4. Locate result files (JSON, CSV, logs), configs, evaluation scripts and training logs
5. Identify the key code modules referenced by the paper's methods