--- name: claims-extractor description: | Extract key claims, contributions, and assumptions from a paper/manuscript into `output/CLAIMS.md` with traceability to source locations. **Trigger**: claims extractor, extract claims, contributions, assumptions, peer review, 审稿, 主张提取. **Use when**: 审稿/评审或 evidence audit,需要把主张列表落盘并可追溯到原文位置(section/page/quote)。 **Skip if**: 没有可用的稿件/全文(例如缺少 `output/PAPER.md` 或等价文本)。 **Network**: none. **Guardrail**: 每条 claim 必须带可定位的 source pointer;区分 empirical vs conceptual claims。 --- # Claims Extractor (peer review) Goal: turn a manuscript into an auditable list of claims that downstream skills can check. ## Inputs Required: - `output/PAPER.md` (or equivalent plain-text manuscript) Optional: - `DECISIONS.md` (review scope or constraints) ## Outputs - `output/CLAIMS.md` ## Output format (recommended) For each claim, include at minimum: - `Claim`: one sentence - `Type`: `empirical` | `conceptual` - `Scope`: what the claim applies to / what it does not apply to - `Source`: a locatable pointer into `output/PAPER.md` (section + page/figure/table + a short quote) ## Workflow 0. If `DECISIONS.md` exists, apply any review scope/format constraints. 1. Read the manuscript (`output/PAPER.md`) end-to-end (at least abstract + intro + method + experiments + limitations). 2. Extract: - primary contributions (what is new) - key claims (what is asserted) - assumptions (what must be true for claims to hold) 3. Normalize each item into one sentence. 4. Attach a source pointer for every item. 5. Split into two sections: - Empirical claims (must be backed by experiments/data) - Conceptual claims (must be backed by argument/definition) ## Definition of Done - [ ] `output/CLAIMS.md` exists. - [ ] Every claim has a source pointer that can be located in `output/PAPER.md`. - [ ] Empirical vs conceptual claims are clearly separated. ## Troubleshooting ### Issue: the paper is only a PDF or HTML **Fix**: - Convert/extract it into a plain-text `output/PAPER.md` first (even rough extraction is OK), then run claim extraction. ### Issue: claims are vague (“significant”, “better”, “state-of-the-art”) **Fix**: - Rewrite each claim to include the measurable dimension (metric/dataset/baseline) or mark it as “underspecified” with a note.