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Markdown reads Markdown or plain text files and returns their contents verbatim. Use it when a source path ends in .md or .txt, or when you need to ingest notes or text files.

Bash Style provides shell scripting and command-writing conventions for .sh files, Dockerfiles, Makefiles, YAML, and Markdown bash blocks. Use it to format commands, heredocs, file writes, permissions, and script safety.

Java Development Guidelines defines naming, exception handling, concurrency, testing, and Spring Boot usage rules for Java projects. Use it when writing or reviewing Java code to follow the repo’s development standards.

Ruanzhu generates DOCX source-code documents for software copyright filings when the user runs /ruanzhu or requests a source-code document. It follows a fixed generation workflow and output format.

王老师蒸馏王老师的指导方式与核心教诲，用于回顾其教学风格、学习方法和沟通习惯。适合在学习复盘时参考，不用于代表其学术立场。

Helps draft AAAI author responses under strict rebuttal limits. Use it to prioritize factual corrections, handle AI-generated review points, and stay within AAAI rules on length, URLs, and new results.

Use when preparing an accepted AAAI paper for camera-ready submission. It covers page limits, template compliance, deanonymization, copyright transfer, registration, and final source-file checks.

Guides writing the related work section for AAAI papers by clearly positioning novelty against archival and contemporaneous work, while adhering to AAAI’s dual-submission and AI-as-source policies.

Guides authors through AAAI's two-phase review process, including Phase 1 rejection risks, AI-assisted reviews, author feedback, and final decisions. Use this when planning submissions or crafting rebuttals for AAAI.

Organize supplementary material for AAAI paper submissions, ensuring main-paper-critical evidence is not hidden, maintaining double-blind and immutability requirements.

Helps researchers evaluate if a project is a strong AAAI submission, suggests reframing for dedicated tracks like AI for Social Impact, or routes to specialist venues such as IJCAI, NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, and others.

Revises AAAI manuscripts for readability by a broad AI program committee, focusing on clear contribution statements, two-column readability, and alignment with reproducibility and ethics checklists.