A professional LaTeX writing assistant that automates the lifecycle of academic paper creation from template analysis to PDF compilation.
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The Academic Writer skill is a specialized toolset designed for researchers, academics, and students who need to produce high-quality, formatted manuscripts. As part of the Openclaw Skills library, it bridges the gap between raw research notes and professional LaTeX output. It handles the complexities of TeX environments, ensuring that document classes, style files, and bibliography entries are managed with technical precision.
Operating primarily in WSL2 or Linux environments, this skill allows AI agents to interact directly with powerful typesetting engines like TeX Live. By combining template scanning with reference document parsing, it ensures that your academic writing remains grounded in your provided data while adhering to the strict formatting rules of major publishers like IEEE or ACM.
To use this skill effectively in a WSL2/Ubuntu environment, follow these installation steps:
# Install system-level LaTeX distribution
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install texlive-full latexmk -y
# Set up the Python environment for document parsing
cd ~/.openclaw/skills/academic-writer
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install python-docx
The Academic Writer skill organizes project data following standard LaTeX conventions to ensure compatibility with external editors:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| .tex Files | Modular source files for the document body and preamble. |
| .bib Files | BibTeX database containing all reference metadata. |
| .cls / .sty | Style and class files defining the visual layout. |
| The final compiled output document. | |
| Reference Docs | Input files (.docx, .txt, .md) used as source material. |
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