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Automating math modeling paper writing with Typst templates involves mapping analysis and results reports to paper sections, embedding figures, and applying competition templates. This workflow selects language variants and manages cross-referencing to produce a submission-ready manuscript.

Inserting figures and cross-references into a Typst paper is handled by mapping analysis reports to sections and embedding images from the figures directory. A built-in knowledge base enforces formatting rules to maintain consistent referencing throughout the document.

This Typst writing workflow supports both Chinese and English competition templates. It selects the appropriate language variant to match specific contest requirements, utilizing seventeen built-in templates and modeling norms to ensure formatting compliance.

To generate a Typst paper from problem analysis, you run the Typst author workflow using ANALYSIS_MODELING_REPORT.md and RESULTS_REPORT.md as inputs. The process orchestrates these reports with figures to assemble a complete, polished manuscript.

You can use built-in Typst templates for math modeling contests, with seventeen options available. The workflow focuses on template-driven assembly by selecting predefined zh and en variants to match contest formatting requirements and enforce modeling norms.

Automating Typst paper assembly for math modeling is limited to contest workflows requiring template selection and figure insertion. It depends on pre-existing analysis and results reports to map content into sections, meaning it cannot draft papers without these upstream inputs.