latex-scaffold

To convert Markdown to LaTeX, this Skill scaffolds a complete LaTeX project by translating headings, citations, and inline formatting into LaTeX equivalents and wiring the bibliography, which you can then compile for PDF output.

Yes, Markdown to LaTeX conversion handles CJK content by automatically switching the document class to ctexart, ensuring Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters render correctly in the generated PDF.

The best way to set up a bibliography from Markdown citations is to automatically link the generated LaTeX document to a citations/ref.bib file, matching your Markdown citations to the corresponding BibTeX entries.

You generate a LaTeX project structure from an existing draft by running a scaffolding command, which creates the main.tex file and bibliography wiring based on your Markdown document and ref.bib file.

Supported Markdown elements for LaTeX conversion include headings, citations, tables, and inline formatting, all of which are mapped to their appropriate LaTeX counterparts during the project scaffolding process.

Yes, you need a ref.bib file placed in the citations directory to properly wire the bibliography, as the scaffolding process links the generated LaTeX document directly to this specific file path.