Submissions must be prepared using the official AAMAS 2026 LaTeX style, which is available via the AAMAS submission instructions page.

Authors are required to use LaTeX and must not modify the provided style files or layout parameters. Papers should be submitted in PDF format through the workshop’s OpenReview submission page. Please note that the OpenReview platform requires authors to create a profile using an institutional email address for automatic activation. Profiles created with non-institutional email addresses may take up to two weeks to be activated.

We invite submissions of up to 8 pages, with an unlimited number of additional pages allowed for bibliographic references only. Submissions should adhere strictly to the page limits; formatting or typesetting techniques intended to bypass these limits are not permitted.

All submissions must describe original work that is not currently under review or published elsewhere. Papers should not be anonymized, as the workshop follows a single-blind review process: reviewer identities will be hidden, while author information will be visible to reviewers.

Each submission will be reviewed by multiple members of the program committee. Acceptance decisions will consider relevance to the workshop scope, technical soundness, originality, clarity, and overall quality.