audit-captions

You can check caption consistency by running an automated audit on your LaTeX project to compare caption elements, notation, and terminology across all tables and figures, which then highlights inconsistencies and suggests harmonization edits.

Harmonizing notation in LaTeX manuscript captions requires auditing the language and structural elements of each float against project guidelines to detect mismatches in terminology and sample periods, generating a report for review readiness.

To prepare a LaTeX manuscript for peer review, audit all captioned floats and panel descriptions to ensure terminology and notation match project guidelines, improving readability and review efficiency by resolving structural mismatches.

Yes, you can automate the audit of terminology and sample periods in LaTeX captions by running a skill that maintains a built-in registry of caption elements, checking them against your specified project guidelines for consistency.

Yes, the caption audit works on panel descriptions within LaTeX figures by applying its consistency checks to all captioned floats, ensuring that structural and notation elements across multiple panels are successfully harmonized.