菜单
Convert `paper.md` into a final LaTeX paper project using a user-provided conference or journal template placed under `templates/latex/`. Use when the user asks to generate the final LaTeX paper from the CoPaper markdown draft with a local template.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Detect when the user wants to start a new CoPaper paper project or initialize a workspace, run `copaper --root . init` when needed, then inspect the current workflow phase and immediately begin the appropriate next phase work.
Inspect the current CoPaper workflow phase, move forward, move backward, or jump to a named phase when the user asks to view, advance, return, roll back, or switch phases in OpenCode, then invoke the skill for the active phase. Uses `copaper status --json` and `copaper set-phase` instead of editing state files.
Helps create placeholder data (tables, figures, metrics) for evaluation sections with clear warnings that all numbers must be replaced with real experimental results. Also generates descriptions explaining what the data shows and how it supports the paper's claims and insights.
Detects undefined terms, unclear descriptions, and clarity issues in academic paper drafts to improve readability and understanding.
Teaches agents how to manage a CoPaper project through the OpenCode plugin tools, including dashboard, initialization, artifact readiness, workflow status, event log inspection, and phase updates. Use this skill whenever the task is about workflow/state management rather than direct paper writing.
Checks for bogus/placeholder data in evaluation sections and verifies that each table and figure has a linked reproduction script that generates matching results.
| name | template-latex-export |
| description | Convert `paper.md` into a final LaTeX paper project using a user-provided conference or journal template placed under `templates/latex/`. Use when the user asks to generate the final LaTeX paper from the CoPaper markdown draft with a local template. |
This skill converts paper.md into a final LaTeX paper using a template that the user has placed in templates/latex/.
| File | Required | When Used | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
paper.md | Required | Start | Source CoPaper draft to convert |
writingrules.md | Required | Start | Interpret CoPaper heading and paragraph structure |
templates/latex/ | Required | Start | User-provided LaTeX template directory |
relatedwork/paper_list.bib | Optional | Bibliography step | BibTeX entries to copy or reference |
fig/ | Optional | Asset step | Figures referenced by the paper |
templates/latex/ exists and contains at least one .tex template file.templates/latex/ and stop. Do not invent or download a template.paper.md and writingrules.md..tex file, document class, bibliography commands, package conventions, and author/title placeholders.target/latex/.target/latex/, preserving class files, style files, bibliography style files, images, and auxiliary files.paper.md into LaTeX content:
# becomes the paper title unless the template already has a title placeholder.## to ##### become sectioning commands appropriate for the template.###### headings become topic sentences at the start of paragraphs, followed by their body text.$...$ and $$...$$ math are preserved.CONTENT_HERE, % CONTENT, or \input{sections/...} when present. If no placeholder exists, replace only the main body between \begin{document} and bibliography/backmatter commands.relatedwork/paper_list.bib into the output directory when present and wire it to the template's bibliography command if needed.fig/ when present..tex file. If a LaTeX engine is available and the user asked for compilation, compile from the output directory.templates/latex/; do not auto-download templates.templates/latex/; write generated output under target/latex/..tex files look like main files, ask the user which one to use.paper.md; polish only enough to produce valid LaTeX.