latex-paper-en
English LaTeX assistant for existing .tex conference or journal papers. Use for compile, venue formatting, bibliography, grammar, logic, abstract/title, figures, tables, pseudocode, related work, research gaps, adaptation, de-AI polish, translation, and submission readiness. Use latex-thesis-zh for Chinese theses and paper-audit for critique.
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About latex-paper-en
This skill is designed to assist with existing English LaTeX academic paper projects, focusing on improving, debugging, and refining .tex manuscripts intended for major venues such as IEEE, ACM, Springer, NeurIPS, and ICML. It addresses common challenges in academic writing workflows, including compilation errors, formatting inconsistencies, citation issues, and clarity problems that often arise during paper preparation and submission.
The skill provides a structured set of capabilities for targeted LaTeX assistance. It can diagnose and help fix build failures, validate bibliography consistency, and review formatting against venue expectations. It also supports grammar and sentence-level improvements, pseudocode and algorithm block checks (e.g., algorithm2e, algorithmicx, algpseudocodex), and analysis of experimental sections. A module-based routing system enables focused operations such as compile diagnostics, format validation, bibliography verification, grammar analysis, and sentence complexity reduction, using dedicated scripts for each task.
This skill is intended for researchers, graduate students, and academic authors working on submission-ready manuscripts. It is particularly useful during pre-submission preparation, revision cycles, and venue adaptation (e.g., switching between conferences or journals). Users can rely on it to improve readability, ensure LaTeX correctness, refine related work structure, and enhance overall paper quality without rewriting content from scratch or conducting external literature research.
FAQ
What kind of LaTeX projects does this skill support?
It supports existing English .tex academic paper projects, especially those targeting venues like IEEE, ACM, Springer, NeurIPS, and ICML. It is designed for improving and debugging completed or near-complete manuscripts rather than creating papers from scratch.
What inputs are required to use this skill?
Typically, a main.tex file is required. Some operations may also accept optional arguments such as a specific section or module to focus on, enabling targeted analysis of compilation, formatting, bibliography, or grammar issues.
Can this skill help with bibliography and citations?
Yes, it includes bibliography validation capabilities, such as checking BibTeX consistency, detecting missing citations, and identifying unused entries within references tied to the LaTeX source.
Can it be used to write a paper from scratch?
No. This skill is not intended for drafting new papers or conducting standalone research. It focuses on improving and debugging existing LaTeX manuscripts rather than generating full academic content from nothing.
How is this different from a general paper review tool?
This skill focuses on LaTeX-centric technical and structural improvements, such as compilation fixes, formatting, and bibliography checks. Other tools may provide broader reviewer-style critique or scoring, which is outside its scope.
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