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Use to check LaTeX syntax, environment integrity, and run academic reference validation.
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| name | /writerkit-validation |
| description | Use to check LaTeX syntax, environment integrity, and run academic reference validation. |
| metadata | {"triggers":"compile check, reference validation, LaTeX syntax, structural check"} |
./memory/memory.json (Action: READ_METADATA)..tex files to verify that all environments (like \begin and \end tags) are balanced and closed.check_references tool against the chapter's .bib file. If any references return FALHA_NA_VERIFICACAO, or if this check is skipped, the chapter validation status MUST be recorded as FAILED in ./memory/memory.json and the workflow halted. Never mark a chapter as ready for publication without a 100% successful validation run.writing_density limits and that all citations are strictly restricted to the allowed bibliography_types defined in ./memory/memory.json. Mark as FAILED if these constraints are violated.Orchestrates the end-to-end workflow for producing a book chapter, sequentially invoking individual skills.
Use when drafting the raw textual and conceptual content for a book chapter in LaTeX.
Use when the user wants to start, plan, write, or publish technical and scientific books in LaTeX, requiring end-to-end orchestration of the production lifecycle.
Use when the user asks to plan, structure, or define the learning objectives and pedagogical outline for a new technical book chapter.
Use when the user asks to develop, validate, or insert programming code and algorithms into the LaTeX book project.
Use to integrate code snippets, TikZ diagrams, and images into the chapter text, replacing placeholders.
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