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LaTeX Document Creator

Professional LaTeX document generation with support for multiple document types.

Quick Start

1. Identify what type of document the user needs
2. Read the relevant reference file for detailed templates and instructions
3. Generate the .tex file(s) and compile to PDF

Document Types

Each type has its own reference with templates, best practices, and examples:

Type	Reference	Use when
CV / Resume	cv.md	User wants a professional CV, resume, or curriculum vitae
Presentation	presentation.md	User wants slides, a talk, or a Beamer presentation
Academic Report	academic-report.md	User wants a paper, thesis chapter, technical report, or academic document
BibTeX	bibtex.md	User needs to manage references, citations, or bibliography

Read the appropriate reference file before generating any document.

General LaTeX Principles

• Always use UTF-8 encoding: \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} (pdflatex) or compile with xelatex/lualatex
• Prefer \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} for proper font encoding with pdflatex
• Use \usepackage[brazilian]{babel} or \usepackage[english]{babel} based on the user's language
• Escape special characters: %, $, &, #, _, {, }, ~, ^
• For multi-file projects, use \input{} or \include{} to keep things modular

Compilation Workflow

# Simple document
pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode document.tex

# With bibliography
pdflatex document.tex
bibtex document
pdflatex document.tex
pdflatex document.tex

# Or use latexmk for automatic dependency resolution
latexmk -pdf document.tex

If compilation fails, read the .log file to diagnose — LaTeX error messages point to the exact line.

File Organization

For any non-trivial project, organize files:

project/
├── main.tex          # Main document
├── references.bib    # Bibliography (if needed)
├── sections/         # Chapter/section files (if modular)
├── figures/          # Images and diagrams
└── output/           # Compiled PDFs

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS — the user's request describing what document they need. Parse it to determine the document type and specific requirements, then consult the appropriate reference file.