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{
  "description": "Compile saved Beeblio LaTeX project files to PDF, check source dependencies, and download a source bundle. Use when a user asks to diagnose, compile, or package a .tex file in a connected Beeblio project.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "beeblio-latex",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: beeblio-latex\ndescription: Compile saved Beeblio LaTeX project files to PDF, check source dependencies, and download a source bundle. Use when a user asks to diagnose, compile, or package a .tex file in a connected Beeblio project.\n---\n\n# LaTeX in Beeblio projects\n\nUse the connected Beeblio MCP tools and project-relative paths. Resolve the project with `list_projects`, then find the saved `.tex` source with `list_files` or `search_files`. The MCP cannot see unsaved editor content or Beeblio's live reading preview. Ask the user to save a draft before operating on it.\n\n## Inspect and edit\n\n- Read the source with `read_text_file`, following `nextOffset` if present. For a small correction, use `edit_document` with the current ETag and an exact passage or unique anchor. For a new file, use `write_text_file` with `ifNotExists`; for a full replacement, supply the current `expectedEtag`. If a precondition fails, reread before retrying.\n- Run `get_latex_diagnostics` to check saved `\\input` and `\\include` files, bibliography files, and figures. Report its missing dependencies and issues, but do not treat a clean result as proof that TeX compiles. The tool does not run a compiler.\n- Keep included sources and assets in the project workspace. If a referenced file is missing, resolve its path from the diagnostic result. Do not fabricate a figure, citation, or bibliography entry to silence an error.\n\n## Compile and deliver\n\n- Use the current source ETag returned by `read_text_file`, `stat_file`, or `get_latex_diagnostics` as `expectedEtag` for `compile_latex`. Reinspect if it reports a conflict. Compilation may take several minutes. A successful call updates the source's deterministic PDF under `4-Reports/Compiled/` and returns a download URL valid for 15 minutes. A later successful compile of the same source replaces that PDF.\n- If compilation fails, use the returned compiler error to identify the source or dependency to correct. Explain any timeout or unavailable compiler rather than claiming a PDF was created. Only report a compiled PDF after a successful tool result.\n- For a portable source ZIP, call `get_latex_source_bundle`. It includes the saved root `.tex`, available referenced files, and an existing compiled PDF when available; report its missing-dependency warnings. Its download URL also expires after 15 minutes. Identify the durable project source and PDF paths separately from the temporary links.\n"
}