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Apply default PaperKit workflow settings like citation style, output folders, and document class.
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| name | paperkit-defaults |
| description | Apply default PaperKit workflow settings like citation style, output folders, and document class. |
Use these defaults unless the user specifies otherwise:
Assume these default paths (relative to project root):
If a request conflicts with these defaults, prioritize the user's instruction and call out the override.
