Iterating Your Paper with PaperCraftr 📑🔄

Writing an academic paper is an iterative process. PaperCraftr not only helps you generate the initial structure and content, but it also enables you to refine and enhance your paper over time. Whether you need to review references, strengthen arguments, or adjust the structure of your sections, PaperCraftr has you covered.

Every command in PaperCraftr automatically refines the content of an existing file. If a file already exists, new content generated by PaperCraftr will refine, update, or add to the existing content without overwriting it entirely.

For example, if you’ve already generated a literature review and run the command again, it will refine the existing review, making it more detailed or adjusting it based on new input.

Iterative Commands

1. Check and Fix References

As you expand your research, you may want to ensure that all references are accurate and consistent. This command scans all sections for reference accuracy, suggesting updates or providing a standardized format.

papercraftr iterate check-references "Ensure all references are formatted correctly."

To update a specific reference across the entire document:

papercraftr iterate fix-reference "Old Reference" "New Corrected Reference"

2. Refine Hypothesis and Research Questions

A strong research question and hypothesis are key to any paper. This command refines your research questions or hypotheses, ensuring clarity and alignment with your objectives.

papercraftr iterate refine-hypothesis "Clarify the hypothesis in the context of AI applications in cognitive psychology."

3. Strengthen Core Argument

The central argument or thesis of your paper may require refinement. This command will reiterate and strengthen the argument across sections to ensure it is clear and compelling.

papercraftr iterate strengthen-argument "Ensure the argument on AI's impact on cognitive processes is emphasized."

4. Insert Sections and Adjust Numbering

If you need to add a section, this command inserts the new section and adjusts numbering of all subsequent sections automatically.

papercraftr iterate insert-section 2 "Insert a section discussing recent developments in AI and cognitive science."

5. Split a Section

If a section becomes too dense, you can split it into two separate sections. This command will split the specified section and adjust numbering of all subsequent sections.

papercraftr iterate split-section 3 "Split this section to separately address methodology and analysis."

6. Add a Case Study or Example

Case studies and examples add depth to an argument. This command lets you add a case study within a specified section, ensuring seamless integration with the rest of the paper.

papercraftr iterate add-case-study 4 "Include a case study on AI’s application in cognitive behavior research."

7. Update Key Points in the Conclusion

Conclusion points are critical for reinforcing the importance of your work. Use this command to update or refine key points in the conclusion, making sure they align with recent adjustments in your paper.

papercraftr iterate update-conclusion "Highlight the potential applications of AI models in cognitive research."

8. Consistency Check Across All Sections

Before finalizing your paper, it’s essential to check for consistency across all sections. This command will review the entire document to ensure clarity and alignment in arguments, references, and methodology.

papercraftr iterate check-consistency "Ensure all terminology and research objectives are consistent throughout the paper."

Iterating Efficiently

The power of PaperCraftr lies in its ability to help you iterate without losing track of your paper’s overall structure. By running these commands after each major drafting session, you ensure that your paper develops into a cohesive and polished piece of research.

The iterative process in PaperCraftr aligns with principles of rigorous academic writing. These commands help ensure consistency, depth, and clarity—principles essential for any scholarly work.

Happy refining and iterating with PaperCraftr! ✍️