LaTeX Document Skill

 

The capybara sat down at the typewriter. When it stood up, there was a thesis.

Turn handwritten notes, scanned textbooks, and raw data into publication-ready LaTeX -- without knowing a single LaTeX command.

27 templates · 27 automation scripts · 26 reference guides · 4 OCR profiles · 217 tests · 0 LaTeX commands required

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The 10-Second Pitch

You describe a document in plain English. This skill produces a compiled PDF.

• An 80-page handwritten math PDF becomes color-coded lecture notes with proper equations and TikZ diagrams.
• A 162-page textbook becomes a 2-page cheat sheet.
• A CSV becomes nine chart types.
• A one-line prompt becomes a thesis, a resume, a conference poster, or a 37-page book with drop caps.

No LaTeX knowledge required. The capybara handles the semicolons.

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What Can It Actually Do?

*(Spoiler: more than most humans with a PhD in LaTeX.)*

You say...	What happens under the hood
"Create my resume"	Selects from 5 ATS-optimized templates, compiles with pdflatex, generates PDF + PNG preview
"Convert my 80-page handwritten math notes into beautiful LaTeX"	pdf_to_images.sh renders at 200 DPI -> batch-7 parallel OCR agents -> math-notes.md profile generates colored tcolorbox theorems (blue), definitions (green), examples (orange) -> compile_latex.sh runs