latex
LaTeX Document Compilation
Default compilation skill for all LaTeX documents. Compiles with autonomous error detection and resolution (up to 5 iterations), runs a citation audit on clean builds, and produces a quality score.
When to Use
- Default method for all LaTeX compilation
- Any
.texfile that should compile to PDF - When compilation fails and you want automatic diagnosis and repair
- When you want a post-compilation citation audit
When NOT to Use
- Markdown documents — use plain markdown, not LaTeX
- Quick notes or drafts — LaTeX overhead not worth it
- Documents that don't need citations, equations, or precise formatting
- Documents with exotic custom classes that need manual debugging
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