Run the panel on your paper
Drop the paper in any form: the zip Overleaf exports, the .tex and .bib files, a folder, or just the PDF. PanelSim reads it, works out the field and the topic, detects the venue from the sources, assembles the reviewers and area chair such a paper draws, and reports what they would say and what to do about it.
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Reports are tied to an account so you can come back to them, share them read-only and run the revision stage. The panel report is $9.95 per paper; nothing is charged until you run one.
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What happens next
1. Your paper is read, not summarized
Sections, figures and the scripts that make them, tables, claims and their evidence, the bibliography, and a set of mechanical checks that reviewers act on. A PDF alone works too; sources give the executor more to work with.
2. The venue and the field are detected
The LaTeX style, the conference macros and the "under review at" lines name the venue; the title, abstract, headings and bibliography name the field and the topic. Type a venue to override, any venue: 131 are in the catalog and unknown ones get the rubric of their field.
3. The panel your paper draws
Ten researchers of the kind this paper is assigned to, each named by area, seniority and closeness to your problem, each scoring every criterion of the venue, blended with profiles from your citation neighbourhood, plus an area chair who runs the discussion and writes the meta-review, and an ethics check when the content calls for one.
4. A plan priced in hours, then the fixes
Concerns are merged across reviewers and ranked by expected gain per hour. Select edits and get written passages, figures regenerated from your data, experiments that run, and citations verified before they are written, as a revised project with a patch.