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Clean and fix legacy LaTeX .tex files: strip comments, fix compilation errors, and verify section markers
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Use when a student asks to audit, review, benchmark, harden, or improve a Streamlit coursework app or deployed app; covers Streamlit best practices, app UX, state/query params, caching, testing, deployment readiness, and reusable context updates.
Use when a student asks to create, improve, test, or deploy a Streamlit coursework app from data or analysis.
Use when a student says build context, generate paper-context.md, or summarize a Word/.docx draft report into guidance/paper-context.md; legacy LaTeX, Markdown, and PDF sources are supported when explicitly supplied.
Use when a student asks to build, revise, or structure a PowerPoint-first presentation deck; legacy LaTeX/Beamer is supported only when explicitly requested.
Use when a student asks to create, improve, validate, or export charts, figures, plots, time-series graphs, bar charts, scatter plots, heatmaps, or Word/A4-ready report figures.
Use when a student explicitly asks to compile a legacy LaTeX paper, build a .tex report PDF, or run pdflatex and bibtex.
| name | latex-doctor |
| description | Clean and fix legacy LaTeX .tex files: strip comments, fix compilation errors, and verify section markers |
Read docs/ai/workflows/latex-doctor.md and follow it as the canonical
workflow.
If this wrapper conflicts with the shared workflow doc, the shared workflow doc wins.