latex-conference-template-organizer

Extract the zip, identify the main .tex file containing \documentclass, remove sample and example content, then reorganize files into text/, figures/, tables/, and styles/ directories. Upload the resulting output directory to Overleaf and recompile to verify.

Use \documentclass[sigconf,anonymous,review,nonacm]{acmart} and disable ACM metadata with \settopmatter{printacmref=false}, \setcopyright{none}, and empty \acmConference, \acmYear, \acmISBN, and \acmDOI commands to remove footnotes.

It handles common conference classes including acmart for ACM and KDD, cvpr for CVPR/ICCV, neurips_2025 for NeurIPS, iclr2025_conference for ICLR, and aaai25 for AAAI. The main file is detected by searching for \documentclass declarations.

The Skill lists all .tex files in the extracted archive and asks you to choose the main file manually. It first checks common names like main.tex, paper.tex, and sample-sigconf.tex, then searches for files containing \documentclass.

Overleaf automatically removes empty directories when a project is uploaded. To prevent the tables/ directory from disappearing, the Skill creates an example table file inside it that you can later delete or replace with your own tables.