// Compile LaTeX documents to PDF using pdflatex, xelatex, or lualatex with template support. Use when the user asks to compile .tex files, build a LaTeX document, generate PDF from LaTeX, or typeset an academic paper.
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| name | latex-compiler |
| description | Compile LaTeX documents to PDF using pdflatex, xelatex, or lualatex with template support. Use when the user asks to compile .tex files, build a LaTeX document, generate PDF from LaTeX, or typeset an academic paper. |
| _source | Canonical source at /skills/latex-compiler/SKILL.md |
Compile LaTeX documents to PDF directly from the workspace. Supports multiple engines, bibliography processing, and starter templates.
latex_templates to see available templates, then latex_get_template to get starter contentlatex_compile to generate the PDF. If compilation fails, check the errors field and fix syntax issues before recompilinglatex_preview to get an inline base64 PDF for displaylatex_compile — Compile LaTeX source to PDF. Params: content (required), filename, engine, bibliography, runslatex_preview — Compile and return PDF as base64. Params: content (required), filename, engine, bibliographylatex_templates — List available templates and engines. No params.latex_get_template — Get template source. Params: name (required: article, article-zh, beamer, ieee)Example:
{ "content": "\\documentclass{article}\\begin{document}Hello\\end{document}", "engine": "pdflatex" }
See canonical skill for full tool documentation and parameter details.