What problem does it solve?
This Skill automates auditing an Overleaf LaTeX project to surface compilation blockers such as missing bibliography entries, broken table inputs, unresolved cross-references, and common LaTeX syntax issues so you can fix them before attempting a full compile.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Bibliography integrity checks: validates .bib entry types and required fields, detects duplicate or orphaned keys, and cross-checks all \cite-like citations against the bibliography.
- Table and file reference validation: verifies that all \input references to table files exist, that tables include labels, and that table environments are properly delimited.
- Cross-reference and syntax scanning: finds unmatched \ref/\label pairs, checks for unbalanced braces and common typos, and verifies graphics and table path macros align with actual files.
- Actionable output: produces a dated markdown quality report with categorized issues (Error/Warning/Info), missing citations, orphaned bibliography entries, and suggested fixes for each problem.
- Use case: useful for researchers and editors who want an automated preflight check of their Overleaf project before final compilation or submission.
Quick Start
Run the overleaf-check skill with the argument full to audit the entire Overleaf project and write a dated markdown quality report to quality_reports/.
