LaTeX compile → PDF — latexmk compile + auto-fix + page count/anonymity/font/[UNCONFIRMED] checks + submission checklist

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you turn a LaTeX paper into a submission-ready PDF by compiling with latexmk, automatically fixing common build issues, and verifying key venue requirements like page limits and anonymity compliance.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Compilation with error triage: Runs latexmk, parses errors/warnings, and classifies issues such as missing packages, undefined references/citations, missing figures, and syntax errors.
• Optional auto-fix workflow: In --fix mode, installs missing TeX packages (when available), repairs label/citation gaps, corrects figure paths, and applies safe, non-destructive edits to improve build success within bounded cycles.
• Submission verification: Checks page count via pdfinfo, performs heuristic anonymity scans across .tex files, flags hard-blocking [UNCONFIRMED] markers, verifies font embedding with pdffonts, and validates content completeness (TODOs, missing figures, abstract presence).
• Operational use case: When you have a draft produced by a paper-draft stage, run this Skill to get a compiled paper/main.pdf plus a checklist that highlights blocking issues before you submit.

Quick Start

Compile and generate the submission checklist by running: i18n/en/skills/paper-compile paper-dir --checklist