scholar-latex-organizer

Converts messy conference LaTeX template archives into clean, Overleaf-ready project structures.

76|5|Updated Jul 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/catlog22/pi-maestro-flow --skill scholar-latex-organizer
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Skill: scholar-latex-organizer
Source: https://github.com/catlog22/pi-maestro-flow/tree/main/.pi/skills/scholar-latex-organizer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/catlog22/pi-maestro-flow --skill scholar-latex-organizer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill transforms disorganized conference LaTeX template archives into a clean, editable structure that is easier to write in, upload to Overleaf, and maintain across revisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Archive extraction and analysis: Inspects the template zip, inventories files, identifies the main LaTeX entry point, and detects conference-specific document settings.
  • Cleanup and reorganization: Rebuilds the project into a standard layout with separated section files, preserved style files, collected figures, and consolidated bibliography data.
  • Submission-ready documentation: Generates a usage README with conference requirements, compiler guidance, and upload instructions.
  • Use case: A researcher downloads a cluttered workshop template with sample content, scattered assets, and redundant examples, then uses this Skill to produce a tidy Overleaf project ready for drafting a paper.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to organize your conference LaTeX template zip into a clean Overleaf-ready project with a main.tex file, section folders, and a submission README.

Frequently Asked Questions about scholar-latex-organizer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I clean up a messy LaTeX conference template for Overleaf?

Organizing a messy LaTeX conference template involves extracting the zip archive, identifying the main .tex entry point, separating sections and figures, and generating a README for Overleaf submission.

What is the best way to restructure scattered LaTeX files into an Overleaf project?

Restructuring scattered LaTeX files into an Overleaf project requires inventorying the archive, rebuilding the layout with separated section files, preserving style files, and consolidating bibliography data for editing.

Can I generate submission documentation when organizing my LaTeX template?

Yes, you can generate submission-ready documentation when organizing your LaTeX template, which produces a usage README containing conference requirements, compiler guidance, and Overleaf upload instructions.

Does this LaTeX template cleanup preserve original style files and bibliography data?

Yes, LaTeX template cleanup preserves original style files and consolidates bibliography data while rebuilding the project into a standard layout with collected figures and separated sections.

How do I identify the main .tex entry point in a cluttered conference template zip?

Identifying the main .tex entry point in a cluttered conference template zip happens during archive analysis, where the Skill inspects the files and detects conference-specific document settings.