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The manuscript audit detects changes to protected files in Overleaf projects, such as $OL/Sections/*.tex and $OL/presentation.tex, and flags any edits not explicitly requested by the author.

The manuscript audit detects changes to protected files in Overleaf projects, such as $OL/Sections/*.tex and $OL/presentation.tex, and flags any edits not explicitly requested by the author.

Yes, you can check a specific .tex file for unauthorized changes by providing the file path to the audit tool, which then narrows its scope from the entire Overleaf project to that individual protected manuscript file.

The best way to track violations in a collaborative LaTeX manuscript is to generate a structured audit report that labels each change as PERMITTED or VIOLATION and proposes appropriate destinations like drafts, session logs, or chat.

Yes, the Overleaf manuscript audit report explains why an edit is a violation by spawning a critic agent to classify each change and provide a specific rationale for labeling it as a PERMITTED edit or a VIOLATION.