CoRL Camera-Ready
Acceptance converts the paper from a review object into a permanent PMLR record —
alongside, at CoRL, the public release of its reviews and rebuttal. The
camera-ready pass is therefore three jobs: absorb what the review process
demanded, de-anonymize cleanly, and stand up the external artifact surface that
the proceedings pipeline cannot host. The 2026 rules below were read from
corl.org author instructions on 2026-07-08; the deadline was October 12, 2026,
23:59 AoE.
What changes at camera-ready (2026 cycle)
| Dimension |
Submission |
Camera-ready |
| Main-text pages |
8 (Limitations included) |
9 — the added page exists to accommodate review feedback |
| Template mode |
anonymous review mode |
\usepackage[final]{corl_2026} |
| Identity |
double-anonymous |
authors, affiliations, acknowledgments restored |
| Appendix |
same PDF, optional |
included at the end of the camera-ready PDF, not a separate file |
| Video |
supplementary upload (≤ 250 MB) |
not accepted by PMLR — host externally, link from the main text / project page |
| Audience |
reviewers + AC |
permanent open-access record, reviews attached |
Spend the ninth page on the reviewers' record
The extra page is explicitly tied to review feedback, and your reviews will be
published next to the paper — so the highest-value use is closing the loop
visibly:
- Reread reviews, rebuttal, and any AC comment; list every commitment you made
("we will add the 5-seed table," "we will scope the claim to tasks A–B").
- Land each commitment in the body and note where — future readers will be
able to diff your promises against the PDF.
- Typical allocations that pay off: the rebuttal's new results table graduated
into §5; an expanded Limitations section; the evaluation-protocol detail
reviewers had to ask for.
- Resist scope creep: camera-ready is not a second submission. New claims that
were never reviewed do not belong in the archival version.
De-anonymization sweep
- Restore the author block, affiliations, funding acknowledgments, and any
personnel thanks (acknowledgments remain outside the page count).
- Reverse the review-time distancing: "the authors of [12]" becomes "our prior
work [12]" where that is the honest phrasing.
- Swap anonymized artifact mirrors for the permanent public URLs — and only
after those URLs exist and are populated (
corl-artifact-evaluation).
- Scrub leftover review scaffolding: line numbers, draft watermarks, margin
notes,
\anonymize{} macros, and the anonymous-repo README inside your ZIPs.
The external artifact surface (the PMLR no-video rule)
Because PMLR will not carry video — the field's core evidence medium — every
accepted CoRL paper effectively ships a project page. Build it to archival
standards before the PDF freezes:
- De-anonymized overview video (now free of the 250 MB review cap) plus the
uncut per-task evaluation clips that back your tables.
- Code, checkpoints, and dataset links with the tier declarations from
corl-artifact-evaluation; DOI-stamped archives for anything citable.
- Print durable URLs in the paper — a lab-server link that dies in three years
takes your evidence with it; prefer organization-level or archival hosting.
# Final-PDF gate, run on the actual upload candidate
grep -c 'usepackage\[final\]{corl_2026}' main.tex # exactly 1
pdftotext final.pdf - | head -40 # author block present & correct
pdftotext final.pdf - | grep -nEi 'anonym|under review|paper #' # expect no hits
pdfinfo final.pdf | grep -i pages # 9pp body + refs + appendix merged
pdftotext final.pdf - | grep -oE 'https?://[^ ]+' | sort -u # every URL: live, permanent, deliberate
PMLR metadata discipline
- The proceedings entry (title, author order, affiliations) is generated from
what you submit to the camera-ready pipeline; a typo here propagates to
citation indexes for good. Reconcile against every coauthor's preferred name
form in writing before upload.
- Expect the PMLR publication year to postdate the conference for some volumes
(see
corl-related-work on the year-offset trap) — your own paper may be
cited with either year; you cannot control it, but your project page can
display the canonical BibTeX.
- The CoRL 2026 volume number was not yet assigned at verification time
(待核实); recent anchors are v270 (2024) and v305 (2025).
Registration, presentation, and the November venue
- CoRL 2026 runs November 9–12 at the JW Marriott in Austin, Texas (workshop day
November 9). Registration and presentation obligations for accepted papers —
who must register, in-person requirements, poster/talk formats — were not
verified in this pack (待核实): read the acceptance email and the year-site's
attendance pages as controlling.
- Plan the presentation assets against the public record: your poster and talk
will be delivered to an audience that can read your reviews.
Exit checklist
[ ] All rebuttal commitments landed and locatable in the PDF
[ ] 9-page body; Limitations expanded, not amputated
[ ] [final] template mode; identity restored; scaffolding scrubbed
[ ] Appendix merged at end of the single PDF
[ ] Project page live: video, code, data, canonical BibTeX
[ ] Every printed URL durable and populated
[ ] Coauthor sign-off on names/affiliations/order, in writing
[ ] Uploaded before Oct 12 23:59 AoE (2026); confirmation archived
[ ] Registration/attendance obligations confirmed from the acceptance
email [待核实 in this pack]
Camera-ready mechanics are re-issued with each cycle's acceptance emails and at
https://www.corl.org/contributions/instruction-for-authors — that text, not this
snapshot, controls.
Source: brycewang-stanford/Awesome-Journal-Skills → CoRL-Skills/skills/corl-camera-ready/SKILL.md
1---2name: corl-camera-ready3description: Use when converting an accepted CoRL paper into its final form — the 9-page camera-ready main text with the extra page for review feedback, the final-mode corl LaTeX template, appendix merged into one PDF, de-anonymization, external hosting for videos because PMLR accepts none, and the October deadline into the PMLR volume.4---567# CoRL Camera-Ready89Acceptance converts the paper from a review object into a permanent PMLR record —10alongside, at CoRL, the *public release of its reviews and rebuttal*. The11camera-ready pass is therefore three jobs: absorb what the review process12demanded, de-anonymize cleanly, and stand up the external artifact surface that13the proceedings pipeline cannot host. The 2026 rules below were read from14corl.org author instructions on 2026-07-08; the deadline was October 12, 2026,1523:59 AoE.1617## What changes at camera-ready (2026 cycle)1819| Dimension | Submission | Camera-ready |20|---|---|---|21| Main-text pages | 8 (Limitations included) | **9** — the added page exists to accommodate review feedback |22| Template mode | anonymous review mode | `\usepackage[final]{corl_2026}` |23| Identity | double-anonymous | authors, affiliations, acknowledgments restored |24| Appendix | same PDF, optional | included at the **end of the camera-ready PDF**, not a separate file |25| Video | supplementary upload (≤ 250 MB) | **not accepted by PMLR** — host externally, link from the main text / project page |26| Audience | reviewers + AC | permanent open-access record, reviews attached |2728## Spend the ninth page on the reviewers' record2930The extra page is explicitly tied to review feedback, and your reviews will be31published next to the paper — so the highest-value use is closing the loop32visibly:33341. Reread reviews, rebuttal, and any AC comment; list every commitment you made35 ("we will add the 5-seed table," "we will scope the claim to tasks A–B").362. Land each commitment in the body and note where — future readers *will* be37 able to diff your promises against the PDF.383. Typical allocations that pay off: the rebuttal's new results table graduated39 into §5; an expanded Limitations section; the evaluation-protocol detail40 reviewers had to ask for.414. Resist scope creep: camera-ready is not a second submission. New claims that42 were never reviewed do not belong in the archival version.4344## De-anonymization sweep4546- Restore the author block, affiliations, funding acknowledgments, and any47 personnel thanks (acknowledgments remain outside the page count).48- Reverse the review-time distancing: "the authors of [12]" becomes "our prior49 work [12]" where that is the honest phrasing.50- Swap anonymized artifact mirrors for the permanent public URLs — and only51 after those URLs exist and are populated (`corl-artifact-evaluation`).52- Scrub leftover review scaffolding: line numbers, draft watermarks, margin53 notes, `\anonymize{}` macros, and the anonymous-repo README inside your ZIPs.5455## The external artifact surface (the PMLR no-video rule)5657Because PMLR will not carry video — the field's core evidence medium — every58accepted CoRL paper effectively ships a project page. Build it to archival59standards before the PDF freezes:6061- De-anonymized overview video (now free of the 250 MB review cap) plus the62 uncut per-task evaluation clips that back your tables.63- Code, checkpoints, and dataset links with the tier declarations from64 `corl-artifact-evaluation`; DOI-stamped archives for anything citable.65- Print durable URLs in the paper — a lab-server link that dies in three years66 takes your evidence with it; prefer organization-level or archival hosting.6768```bash69# Final-PDF gate, run on the actual upload candidate70grep -c 'usepackage\[final\]{corl_2026}' main.tex # exactly 171pdftotext final.pdf - | head -40 # author block present & correct72pdftotext final.pdf - | grep -nEi 'anonym|under review|paper #' # expect no hits73pdfinfo final.pdf | grep -i pages # 9pp body + refs + appendix merged74pdftotext final.pdf - | grep -oE 'https?://[^ ]+' | sort -u # every URL: live, permanent, deliberate75```7677## PMLR metadata discipline7879- The proceedings entry (title, author order, affiliations) is generated from80 what you submit to the camera-ready pipeline; a typo here propagates to81 citation indexes for good. Reconcile against every coauthor's preferred name82 form *in writing* before upload.83- Expect the PMLR publication year to postdate the conference for some volumes84 (see `corl-related-work` on the year-offset trap) — your own paper may be85 cited with either year; you cannot control it, but your project page can86 display the canonical BibTeX.87- The CoRL 2026 volume number was not yet assigned at verification time88 (待核实); recent anchors are v270 (2024) and v305 (2025).8990## Registration, presentation, and the November venue9192- CoRL 2026 runs November 9–12 at the JW Marriott in Austin, Texas (workshop day93 November 9). Registration and presentation obligations for accepted papers —94 who must register, in-person requirements, poster/talk formats — were not95 verified in this pack (待核实): read the acceptance email and the year-site's96 attendance pages as controlling.97- Plan the presentation assets against the public record: your poster and talk98 will be delivered to an audience that can read your reviews.99100## Exit checklist101102```text103[ ] All rebuttal commitments landed and locatable in the PDF104[ ] 9-page body; Limitations expanded, not amputated105[ ] [final] template mode; identity restored; scaffolding scrubbed106[ ] Appendix merged at end of the single PDF107[ ] Project page live: video, code, data, canonical BibTeX108[ ] Every printed URL durable and populated109[ ] Coauthor sign-off on names/affiliations/order, in writing110[ ] Uploaded before Oct 12 23:59 AoE (2026); confirmation archived111[ ] Registration/attendance obligations confirmed from the acceptance112 email [待核实 in this pack]113```114115Camera-ready mechanics are re-issued with each cycle's acceptance emails and at116https://www.corl.org/contributions/instruction-for-authors — that text, not this117snapshot, controls.118119---120121**Source:** [`brycewang-stanford/Awesome-Journal-Skills`](https://github.com/brycewang-stanford/Awesome-Journal-Skills) → `CoRL-Skills/skills/corl-camera-ready/SKILL.md`