WebLatexMCP

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Repository

https://github.com/elias-ramzi/WebLatexMCP

Homepage

https://github.com/elias-ramzi/WebLatexMCP

Canonical profile

https://hol.org/registry/plugins/elias-ramzi%2Fweb-latex-mcp

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No

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Broker fallback

Safety label

caution

Digest verified

Yes

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Repo URL

https://github.com/elias-ramzi/WebLatexMCP

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npx skills add elias-ramzi/WebLatexMCP

• arxiv-clean-project

  .claude/skills/arxiv-clean-project/SKILL.md

  Prepare a LaTeX/Overleaf project for arXiv submission with google-research/arxiv-latex-cleaner — strip source comments, delete draft macros (\todo, \note, review environments), and optionally shrink oversized figures to fit arXiv's 50MB limit. Produces either a separate submission-ready copy (the tool's native mode) or applies the cleaning back into the project in place. Use when the user asks to "clean", "arxiv-clean", "prepare for arXiv/submission", "strip comments/todos", or "make a submission copy" of an Overleaf/LaTeX project. Operates on projects served by the web-latex-mcp MCP server. NOT for cosmetic reformatting (that is format-latex-project).

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• format-bibliography

  .claude/skills/format-bibliography/SKILL.md

  Normalize and reformat a project's .bib bibliography — find and merge duplicate entries, rename cite keys to a consistent firstauthorYEARtag scheme (e.g. smith2024fastnet), harmonize venue names (CVPR ↔ "Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition"), and apply one consistent field policy (strip or add url/doi/pages, etc.). Use when the user asks to "format", "reformat", "normalize", "tidy", "clean up", "harmonize", or "deduplicate" the bibliography / .bib / bibtex / citation keys. This skill EDITS the .bib (and the \cite keys in the .tex): it is permission-gated and uses compile as a guardrail. Operates on projects served by the web-latex-mcp MCP server.

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• format-latex-project

  .claude/skills/format-latex-project/SKILL.md

  Reformat an existing LaTeX/Overleaf project for clean diffs and modular structure — split the monolithic main file into per-section \input files, move every figure and table into its own \input file, and rewrite paragraphs to one-sentence-per-line. Use when the user asks to "format", "restructure", "modularize", or "clean up" an Overleaf/LaTeX project, to extract figures/tables into separate files, or to apply the one-sentence-per-line convention. Operates on projects served by the web-latex-mcp MCP server.

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• peer-review

  .claude/skills/peer-review/SKILL.md

  Pre-submission peer review of an ML paper for a major conference (NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR…) — the toughest competent reviewer's review, while the authors can still fix it. Covers the reading protocol, the claim–evidence map, an ML checklist (baselines, leakage, seeds, ablations, compute, anonymity…), severity/fixability/confidence, evidence anchors, the devil's-advocate and novelty passes, and the triage that merges reviews into one final review in six sections. Use when the user asks to "review my paper", "what would reviewers say about this paper", "stress-test it before submission", or for a referee report — not for code or pull-request review. Read-only on the paper: it writes only its reports, in a `paper-review.local/` folder, and one line adding that folder to the repository's local `.git/info/exclude` (compile output stays outside the project). The novelty pass sends search queries — technical terms, never the title or text — to bibliography services and the web, only with the user's go-ahead.

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• proofread-document

  .claude/skills/proofread-document/SKILL.md

  Hunt typos and language errors in a LaTeX/markdown document — spelling, doubled or missing words, subject/verb agreement, punctuation, quotes, unescaped LaTeX characters, and inconsistent hyphenation or capitalization of repeated terms. Reports each finding with its line and an exact minimal replacement, and applies fixes only when asked. Use when the user asks to "proofread", "check for typos", "find spelling/grammar mistakes", or "correct the text" of a paper or draft. Never rewrites prose for style and never touches a .bib. Operates on projects served by the web-latex-mcp MCP server.

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• review-writing-guide

  .claude/skills/review-writing-guide/SKILL.md

  Review a paper against the LaTeX writing guide and report where it diverges — tense, first-person overuse, section signposting, caption and float conventions, equation punctuation and notation, citation placement (never in the abstract, cite on first mention, re-anchor per section, no re-citing within one), acronym definition, en/em dashes and English usage, \autoref and quote marks. Produces a prioritized report with a concrete suggested rewrite per finding. Use when the user asks to "review the writing", "check the style", "does this follow the writing guide", "critique the prose", or "what should I fix before submitting". Read-only — it never edits, commits, or pushes. Operates on projects served by the web-latex-mcp MCP server.

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• session-feedback

  .claude/skills/session-feedback/SKILL.md

  Close a working session by turning what actually happened into a feedback report for WebLatexMCP itself — what broke, what was clumsy, what is missing, what the docs did not say — ranked by impact and emitted as ready-to-file GitHub issue bodies that match the repo's issue forms field for field, stamped with a measured environment (server version, OS, client, model, install method, toolchain) and scrubbed of anything private. Use at the end of a session, or when the user asks to "give feedback", "write a retrospective", "what should I report", "how did this session go", or "file an issue about the MCP server". Reports on the *server and its skills*, never on the paper: it changes no file of the paper, commits nothing, and pushes nothing (a report the user asks to keep inside a clone is git-excluded through that clone's local .git/info/exclude).

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• summarize-paper

  .claude/skills/summarize-paper/SKILL.md

  Write (or update) a small local markdown summary of the paper so future Claude sessions can pick it up fast without re-reading every .tex. The summary lives in the project clone but is kept out of git (local-only, never pushed) via the clone's .git/info/exclude. Use when the user asks to "summarize the paper", "make/update a paper summary", "write local notes about the project", or "create a cheat-sheet for future sessions". Reads the paper through the web-latex-mcp MCP server; writes only a local, git-excluded note (never the .tex or .bib).

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• verify-citations

  .claude/skills/verify-citations/SKILL.md

  Verify the references of a document against DBLP, Crossref and OpenAlex — check each one's title, authors, venue (handling abbreviations like CVPR/NeurIPS), and publication year, flag anything doubtful for the user, write an audit report you can open (kept out of git through the repository's local .git/info/exclude, never committed), and optionally annotate the entries you confirmed. Works whatever shape the bibliography has — a BibTeX .bib, a LaTeX thebibliography, or a reference list written as prose in a markdown or plain-text document — and whether the document is on a git remote (Overleaf, GitHub) or is just a directory on this machine with no remote at all. Use when the user asks to "verify", "check", "audit", or "validate" the citations / bibliography / references of a paper, proposal, or draft. Read-only for the bibliography by default (the report is a separate local file, never pushed); never changes it without explicit permission. Operates on projects served by the web-latex-mcp MCP server.

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