paper-compile

Compile LaTeX to a submission-ready PDF by running latexmk with the right engine for multiple passes, ensuring references, citations, and cross-references fully resolve. It works on papers in the paper/ directory and supports pdflatex, xelatex, and lualatex.

LaTeX compilation failures from undefined references or missing citations are diagnosed and auto-fixed by detecting missing packages, missing figures, and common BibTeX errors. The tool suggests fixes or auto-corrects issues across typical conference or journal workflows.

To compile a research paper using latexmk and BibTeX, you need pdflatex, latexmk, and bibtex prerequisites installed, a main.tex file in the paper/ directory, and the tool enforces a maximum compile attempts to prevent infinite build loops.

Yes, the LaTeX compilation tool verifies font embedding and validates output page count for submission readiness. It ensures the PDF exists, has adequate pages, and checks reference integrity to meet standard journal or conference requirements.

You can use xelatex or lualatex instead of pdflatex for multi-pass builds. The compilation tool supports multiple engines and handles multi-pass builds with latexmk, BibTeX, and automatic figure and citation fixes across typical workflows.

The best way to auto-fix missing packages and BibTeX errors during LaTeX compilation is using an automated tool that detects these common issues, suggests appropriate fixes, and auto-corrects them while running multi-pass latexmk builds to ensure a clean PDF output.