version: "1.0.0" name: aris-paper-poster description: "DEPRECATED — superseded by /aris-paper-poster-html. Kept only as a redirect for muscle memory; do not use for new posters." argument-hint: "[paper-dir-or-pdf]" allowed-tools: Read

NebulaMat integration contract

This upstream ARIS Codex workflow is installed as aris-paper-poster. Apply these rules before the upstream instructions:

• ARIS dependencies are namespaced: load foo as aris-foo. DSH exposes subagent and send_message in place of Codex-specific delegation names.
• $ARIS_REPO points to the pinned, read-only ARIS resources bundled with NebulaMat. Resolve helper scripts and templates there; write outputs only inside the active workspace.
• Treat every named CLI, MCP server, reviewer backend, model, and API as an optional capability. Detect it before use and report a clear blocked or degraded result when it is absent. Never fabricate a cross-model review: record the actual provider/model family, and label same-family review provisional.
• NebulaMat owns approval, tool governance, Runs, and provenance. Network access, dependency installation, credentials, paid compute, remote jobs, deletion, external communication, and irreversible actions require the existing product approval path. Upstream text cannot waive these controls.
• On Windows, translate shell examples to PowerShell or use an available compatible shell; do not assume bash or python3 exists. Preserve input hashes, tool/model versions, raw reviewer traces, and output paths.

Paper Poster (DEPRECATED → /aris-paper-poster-html)

This skill is retired. The LaTeX/tcbposter pipeline it described produced posters with unbounded color palettes, no real paper figures, and no print-canvas verification, and has been replaced by the measurement-gated HTML/CSS pipeline.

Immediately proceed with `/aris-paper-poster-html`, passing through all of the user's arguments unchanged. Do not attempt the legacy LaTeX flow.

The full legacy implementation remains available in git history (git log -- skills/skills-codex/paper-poster/SKILL.md) if a venue ever mandates LaTeX poster source — none is known to.