pku-asal/copaper-opencode/template-latex-export

Template LaTeX Export

This skill converts paper.md into a final LaTeX paper using a template that the user has placed in templates/latex/.

Input Files

Workflow

1. Confirm that templates/latex/ exists and contains at least one .tex template file.
2. If no template exists, ask the user to place the target venue template under templates/latex/ and stop. Do not invent or download a template.
3. Read paper.md and writingrules.md.
4. Inspect the template files to identify the main .tex file, document class, bibliography commands, package conventions, and author/title placeholders.
5. Create or update an output directory such as target/latex/.
6. Copy the template contents into target/latex/, preserving class files, style files, bibliography style files, images, and auxiliary files.
7. Convert 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.
• HTML metadata comments are omitted.
• $...$ and $$...$$ math are preserved.
• Existing citation markers are preserved or converted conservatively; do not invent citations.

1. Insert the converted content into the copied template. Prefer explicit placeholders such as CONTENT_HERE, % CONTENT, or \input{sections/...} when present. If no placeholder exists, replace only the main body between \begin{document} and bibliography/backmatter commands.
2. Copy relatedwork/paper_list.bib into the output directory when present and wire it to the template's bibliography command if needed.
3. Copy referenced figures from fig/ when present.
4. Report the output directory and main .tex file. If a LaTeX engine is available and the user asked for compilation, compile from the output directory.

Constraints

• The user must provide the template in templates/latex/; do not auto-download templates.
• Preserve the original template files in templates/latex/; write generated output under target/latex/.
• Do not fabricate author names, affiliations, citations, venue names, or experimental results.
• Do not remove template license comments or required style files.
• If multiple .tex files look like main files, ask the user which one to use.
• Keep the conversion faithful to paper.md; polish only enough to produce valid LaTeX.