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.