latex-conference-template-organizer

To clean up a messy LaTeX conference template for Overleaf, this Skill extracts and analyzes files from the downloaded .zip, separates content into text/, figures/, tables/, and styles/ directories, and removes excessive examples to create a clean structure.

Yes, you can organize ACM or CVPR LaTeX templates automatically. This Skill identifies main .tex files and restructures content into logical directories like text/, figures/, tables/, and styles/, handling common conference template types including NeurIPS and ICLR.

Yes, this LaTeX template organizer handles anonymous submission configurations. It processes specific configurations for conferences like NeurIPS and ICLR while restructuring the template files and generating a README with conference information.

The best way to remove example content from a downloaded conference .tex file is using this Skill's template cleanup feature, which strips excessive examples and comments, identifies the main .tex files, and prepares a clean structure for direct Overleaf upload.

No, you do not need to manually sort figures and styles. This Skill automatically separates template content into text/, figures/, tables/, and styles/ directories, creating a clean structure suitable for direct upload to Overleaf.

Your downloaded LaTeX template includes a README with conference information because this Skill generates it during the restructuring process. It analyzes the template files and produces a README to document the specific conference details and organization structure.