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Generate Typst source code for documents, reports, papers, and presentations, covering markup, math, scripting, and layout syntax.

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name	typst-creator
description	Generate Typst source code for documents, reports, papers, and presentations, covering markup, math, scripting, and layout syntax.

Typst Document Creation Capability

This skill enables the agent to create Typst documents with correct syntax, styling, and mathematical formulas.

Version: Based on Typst v0.14.2

Core Capability

Function: Generate Typst source code for documents, reports, papers, and presentations
Output Format: .typ files with proper Typst syntax
Modes: Markup, Math, and Code modes

Typst Syntax Overview

Mode	Entry Syntax	Purpose
Markup	Default	Text, headings, lists, emphasis
Math	$...$	Mathematical formulas
Code	`#` prefix	Variables, functions, logic

Domain Knowledge

Topic	Reference
Syntax	Markup, math, and code mode syntax. See ./references/syntax.md
Styling	Set rules and show rules for styling. See ./references/styling.md
Scripting	Variables, functions, control flow. See ./references/scripting.md
Math	Mathematical notation and symbols. See ./references/math.md
Layout	Page setup, grids, alignment. See ./references/layout.md

Key Differences from LaTeX

Feature	LaTeX	Typst
Bold	`\textbf{text}`	`text`
Italic	`\textit{text}`	`_text_`
Heading	`\section{Title}`	`= Title`
Fraction	`\frac{a}{b}`	`a/b` or `frac(a, b)`
Function call	`\func{arg}`	`#func(arg)`
Set property	preamble commands	`#set func(prop: value)`

Constraints

File Extension: Output files use .typ extension
Unicode Support: Typst natively supports Unicode symbols
No Packages Required: Most features are built-in (unlike LaTeX)

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name	typst-creator
description	Generate Typst source code for documents, reports, papers, and presentations, covering markup, math, scripting, and layout syntax.

Typst Document Creation Capability

This skill enables the agent to create Typst documents with correct syntax, styling, and mathematical formulas.

Version: Based on Typst v0.14.2

Core Capability

Function: Generate Typst source code for documents, reports, papers, and presentations
Output Format: .typ files with proper Typst syntax
Modes: Markup, Math, and Code modes

Typst Syntax Overview

Mode	Entry Syntax	Purpose
Markup	Default	Text, headings, lists, emphasis
Math	$...$	Mathematical formulas
Code	`#` prefix	Variables, functions, logic

Domain Knowledge

Topic	Reference
Syntax	Markup, math, and code mode syntax. See ./references/syntax.md
Styling	Set rules and show rules for styling. See ./references/styling.md
Scripting	Variables, functions, control flow. See ./references/scripting.md
Math	Mathematical notation and symbols. See ./references/math.md
Layout	Page setup, grids, alignment. See ./references/layout.md

Key Differences from LaTeX

Feature	LaTeX	Typst
Bold	`\textbf{text}`	`text`
Italic	`\textit{text}`	`_text_`
Heading	`\section{Title}`	`= Title`
Fraction	`\frac{a}{b}`	`a/b` or `frac(a, b)`
Function call	`\func{arg}`	`#func(arg)`
Set property	preamble commands	`#set func(prop: value)`

Constraints

File Extension: Output files use .typ extension
Unicode Support: Typst natively supports Unicode symbols
No Packages Required: Most features are built-in (unlike LaTeX)