This skill compiles LaTeX documents using a library of templates for resumes, academic papers, theses, reports, posters, cheat sheets, and more. It helps researchers, job seekers, business professionals, and conference presenters create professional PDFs with accurate bibliographies, data charts, and watermarks. Beyond creation, it converts PDFs back to editable LaTeX, runs mail merge from CSV data, and highlights version changes with latexdiff.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Installs: Installs the complete LaTeX Document Skill folder into the current user's Claude Code skills directory. · Claude Code
Run from: Parent directory containing the local `latex-document` repository folder
In a terminal, copy the complete `latex-document` repository folder into the current user's Claude Code skills directory.
cp -r latex-document ~/.claude/skills/
Uses latex-document-skill
Use the latex-document-skill to compile the LaTeX source file at <path-to-document.tex> into a PDF with PNG previews. Report any compilation errors and identify the output files. Replace <path-to-document.tex> with the path to my source file.
Uses latex-document-skill
Use the latex-document-skill to convert <path-to-input-document> from Markdown, DOCX, or HTML into LaTeX and compile it as a PDF with PNG previews. Replace <path-to-input-document> with my source document path.
Uses latex-document-skill
Use the latex-document-skill to create a short LaTeX report from <path-to-data.csv> containing one appropriate chart and a formatted table, then compile it to PDF with PNG previews. Replace <path-to-data.csv> with my CSV file path.
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