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Use when writing or editing LaTeX documents, setting up preambles, typesetting math, building TikZ diagrams, or managing bibliographies.\nmetadata:\n  processkit:\n    apiVersion: processkit.projectious.work\u002Fv1\n    id: SKILL-latex-authoring\n    version: \"1.1.0\"\n    created: 2026-04-06T00:00:00Z\n    category: language\n---\n\n# LaTeX Authoring\n\n## Intro\n\nPrefer LuaLaTeX for new documents — native Unicode, system fonts\nvia `fontspec`, and better TikZ performance. Use modern packages\n(`tabularray`, `siunitx`, `biblatex`, `cleveref`) and structure\ndocuments for reviewable diffs: one sentence per line, sections in\ntheir own files.\n\n## Overview\n\n### Document classes\n\n| Class         | Use for                                              |\n|---------------|------------------------------------------------------|\n| `article`     | Papers, short documents (no chapters)                |\n| `book`        | Books, theses (chapters, front\u002Fback matter)          |\n| `report`      | Technical reports (chapters, no front\u002Fback matter)   |\n| `extarticle`  | Articles needing 8pt–20pt font sizes                 |\n| `memoir`      | Flexible class combining book and article features  |\n| `beamer`      | Presentations and slides                             |\n| `standalone`  | Single figures or TikZ diagrams for inclusion        |\n\n### LuaLaTeX vs pdfLaTeX\n\nPrefer LuaLaTeX for new projects — native Unicode, OpenType\u002FTrueType\nfonts via `fontspec`, Lua scripting, better TikZ performance on\ncomplex diagrams, and packages like `fontspec` and `emoji` require\nit. Stick with pdfLaTeX only when a legacy project or publisher\nrequires it, or when compile speed matters on trivial documents.\n\nBuild with `latexmk -lualatex main.tex` (or `-pdf` for pdfLaTeX).\n`latexmk` runs biber and reruns the engine as needed.\n\n### Essential packages\n\n**Layout and typography:** `geometry` (margins), `fancyhdr`\n(headers\u002Ffooters), `fontspec` (system fonts, LuaLaTeX only),\n`babel` (multilingual), `enumitem` (custom lists).\n\n**Math and science:** `amsmath` (environments and commands),\n`siunitx` (units and number formatting).\n\n**Tables and figures:** `tabularray` (modern tables, replaces\n`tabular`\u002F`booktabs`), `graphicx` (images), `svg` (SVG inclusion,\nrequires Inkscape).\n\n**Graphics and color:** `tikz` (programmatic vector graphics),\n`pgfkeys` (key-value interface), `xcolor` (extended color),\n`tcolorbox` (colored boxes, theorems, code listings).\n\n**Bibliography:** `biblatex` with the Biber backend — modern\nreplacement for `bibtex` and `natbib`.\n\n**Specialty:** `bytefield` (protocol diagrams), `xskak` (chess),\n`emoji` (LuaLaTeX only).\n\nSee `references\u002Fpackages.md` for detailed usage and configuration\nof each package.\n\n### Document structure\n\nWrite one sentence per line — it produces cleaner git diffs and\nmakes review much easier. Split large documents with\n`\\input{sections\u002Fintroduction}` per section. Keep the preamble in\na separate `preamble.tex` so you can reuse it. Put `\\label{}` on\nevery float, section, and equation, and reference with `\\cref{}`\n(from `cleveref`) rather than bare `\\ref{}`.\n\n### Bibliography with BibLaTeX\n\n```latex\n\\usepackage[backend=biber, style=authoryear]{biblatex}\n\\addbibresource{references.bib}\n\n% In text:\n\\textcite{Knuth1984} writes that...     % Knuth (1984) writes that...\nAs shown before \\autocite{Knuth1984}    % As shown before (Knuth, 1984)\n\n% At end:\n\\printbibliography\n```\n\nBuild with `latexmk -lualatex main.tex` — it handles biber runs\nautomatically.\n\n### Math\n\nInline math uses `$...$` or `\\(...\\)`; display math uses `\\[...\\]`\n(never `$$...$$`). Use `align`, `gather`, and `cases` from\n`amsmath` for multi-line equations. Define reusable commands in\nthe preamble (`\\newcommand{\\vect}[1]{\\mathbf{#1}}`). Use `siunitx`\nfor all units: `\\qty{9.8}{m\u002Fs^2}`, `\\num{1.23e4}`. See\n`references\u002Fmath-reference.md` for a symbol and environment\nreference.\n\n### TikZ\n\nLoad with `\\usepackage{tikz}` plus `\\usetikzlibrary{...}`. Common\nlibraries: `arrows.meta`, `positioning`, `calc`, `shapes`, `fit`.\nUse the `standalone` class for diagrams you want to include from\nmultiple documents. Define styles once in the preamble to keep\npicture bodies readable. See `references\u002Ftikz-reference.md` for\ndrawing patterns.\n\n## Gotchas\n\nAgent-specific failure modes — provider-neutral pause-and-self-check items:\n\n- **Using `$$...$$` for display math instead of `\\[...\\]`.** `$$` is a plain TeX primitive that does not integrate with LaTeX's vertical spacing or equation numbering systems. Use `\\[...\\]` or `equation`\u002F`align` environments; `$$` produces subtle spacing bugs and incompatibilities with `amsmath`.\n- **Defaulting to pdfLaTeX for new projects.** pdfLaTeX does not support Unicode source natively or OpenType fonts without workarounds. New projects should use LuaLaTeX with `fontspec`; reserve pdfLaTeX for legacy compatibility or publisher requirements that specifically mandate it.\n- **Loading packages without checking known conflict order rules.** Package load order matters: `hyperref` must almost always be loaded last, and combinations like `babel` with `fontspec` have documented interaction requirements. When packages conflict, changing load order is the first fix to try before reaching for hacks.\n- **Using `{\\large ...}` or `{\\small ...}` to adjust font sizes inline.** Hardcoded size switches do not adapt to document class changes and break if the base font size changes. Define named semantic commands in the preamble and apply them consistently throughout.\n- **Writing units via string concatenation instead of `siunitx`.** `$9.8 m\u002Fs^2$` produces inconsistent spacing and formatting; `\\qty{9.8}{m\u002Fs^2}` from `siunitx` formats consistently across locales and handles magnitude formatting automatically. Use `siunitx` for all quantities and units.\n- **Running the LaTeX engine once instead of `latexmk`.** A single engine pass leaves cross-references, table of contents, and bibliography stale. `latexmk -lualatex` reruns the engine and biber as many times as needed until the output stabilizes.\n- **Relying on locally installed fonts without documenting the dependency.** A document that compiles on one machine because a specific OpenType font is installed will fail elsewhere. Document all font dependencies and prefer fonts available via a standard TeX distribution or bundled with the project.\n\n## Full reference\n\n### Minimal LuaLaTeX preamble\n\n```latex\n\\documentclass{article}\n\\usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}\n\\usepackage{fontspec}\n\\usepackage{amsmath}\n\\usepackage{siunitx}\n\\usepackage{graphicx}\n\\usepackage{tabularray}\n\\usepackage{tikz}\n\\usepackage{xcolor}\n\\usepackage[backend=biber, style=authoryear]{biblatex}\n\\usepackage{cleveref}\n\\addbibresource{references.bib}\n```\n\n### Common mistakes\n\n- Using `$$...$$` for display math — it is not plain-TeX in\n  LaTeX. Use `\\[...\\]` or an `equation` environment.\n- Manual spacing with `\\,` and `~` instead of proper environments.\n- Forgetting `\\label` immediately after `\\caption` inside a float\n  — the label must come after the caption, or it references the\n  enclosing section instead.\n- Including bitmap images where vector (PDF or SVG) would produce\n  crisper output at no cost.\n- Forgetting to run biber when the bibliography does not appear —\n  use `latexmk` and it is handled automatically.\n- Using `\\ref{}` alone when `\\cref{}` would produce \"Figure 3\"\n  instead of just \"3\".\n- Writing multi-sentence lines, which makes git diffs unreadable.\n- Building with pdfLaTeX when the preamble loads `fontspec`,\n  `unicode-math`, or `emoji`.\n\n### Tables with tabularray\n\n`tabularray` replaces the older `tabular`\u002F`booktabs` combo with a\nkey-value interface and saner defaults. Use `tblr` for tables in a\n`table` float and the `booktabs` library for rules.\n\n### Standalone diagrams\n\nWhen a TikZ diagram will be reused or is complex enough to warrant\nits own file, build it with the `standalone` class so it produces a\ncropped PDF you can `\\includegraphics` from the main document. This\nkeeps the main compile fast and lets you iterate on diagrams\nindependently.\n\n### Further reading\n\n- `references\u002Fpackages.md` — per-package usage and configuration\n- `references\u002Fmath-reference.md` — math symbols, environments, and\n  formulas\n- `references\u002Ftikz-reference.md` — TikZ drawing commands and\n  patterns\n","# LaTeX Authoring\n\n## Intro\n\nPrefer LuaLaTeX for new documents — native Unicode, system fonts\nvia `fontspec`, and better TikZ performance. Use modern packages\n(`tabularray`, `siunitx`, `biblatex`, `cleveref`) and structure\ndocuments for reviewable diffs: one sentence per line, sections in\ntheir own files.\n\n## Overview\n\n### Document classes\n\n| Class         | Use for                                              |\n|---------------|------------------------------------------------------|\n| `article`     | Papers, short documents (no chapters)                |\n| `book`        | Books, theses (chapters, front\u002Fback matter)          |\n| `report`      | Technical reports (chapters, no front\u002Fback matter)   |\n| `extarticle`  | Articles needing 8pt–20pt font sizes                 |\n| `memoir`      | Flexible class combining book and article features  |\n| `beamer`      | Presentations and slides                             |\n| `standalone`  | Single figures or TikZ diagrams for inclusion        |\n\n### LuaLaTeX vs pdfLaTeX\n\nPrefer LuaLaTeX for new projects — native Unicode, OpenType\u002FTrueType\nfonts via `fontspec`, Lua scripting, better TikZ performance on\ncomplex diagrams, and packages like `fontspec` and `emoji` require\nit. Stick with pdfLaTeX only when a legacy project or publisher\nrequires it, or when compile speed matters on trivial documents.\n\nBuild with `latexmk -lualatex main.tex` (or `-pdf` for pdfLaTeX).\n`latexmk` runs biber and reruns the engine as needed.\n\n### Essential packages\n\n**Layout and typography:** `geometry` (margins), `fancyhdr`\n(headers\u002Ffooters), `fontspec` (system fonts, LuaLaTeX only),\n`babel` (multilingual), `enumitem` (custom lists).\n\n**Math and science:** `amsmath` (environments and commands),\n`siunitx` (units and number formatting).\n\n**Tables and figures:** `tabularray` (modern tables, replaces\n`tabular`\u002F`booktabs`), `graphicx` (images), `svg` (SVG inclusion,\nrequires Inkscape).\n\n**Graphics and color:** `tikz` (programmatic vector graphics),\n`pgfkeys` (key-value interface), `xcolor` (extended color),\n`tcolorbox` (colored boxes, theorems, code listings).\n\n**Bibliography:** `biblatex` with the Biber backend — modern\nreplacement for `bibtex` and `natbib`.\n\n**Specialty:** `bytefield` (protocol diagrams), `xskak` (chess),\n`emoji` (LuaLaTeX only).\n\nSee `references\u002Fpackages.md` for detailed usage and configuration\nof each package.\n\n### Document structure\n\nWrite one sentence per line — it produces cleaner git diffs and\nmakes review much easier. Split large documents with\n`\\input{sections\u002Fintroduction}` per section. Keep the preamble in\na separate `preamble.tex` so you can reuse it. Put `\\label{}` on\nevery float, section, and equation, and reference with `\\cref{}`\n(from `cleveref`) rather than bare `\\ref{}`.\n\n### Bibliography with BibLaTeX\n\n```latex\n\\usepackage[backend=biber, style=authoryear]{biblatex}\n\\addbibresource{references.bib}\n\n% In text:\n\\textcite{Knuth1984} writes that...     % Knuth (1984) writes that...\nAs shown before \\autocite{Knuth1984}    % As shown before (Knuth, 1984)\n\n% At end:\n\\printbibliography\n```\n\nBuild with `latexmk -lualatex main.tex` — it handles biber runs\nautomatically.\n\n### Math\n\nInline math uses `$...$` or `\\(...\\)`; display math uses `\\[...\\]`\n(never `$$...$$`). Use `align`, `gather`, and `cases` from\n`amsmath` for multi-line equations. Define reusable commands in\nthe preamble (`\\newcommand{\\vect}[1]{\\mathbf{#1}}`). Use `siunitx`\nfor all units: `\\qty{9.8}{m\u002Fs^2}`, `\\num{1.23e4}`. See\n`references\u002Fmath-reference.md` for a symbol and environment\nreference.\n\n### TikZ\n\nLoad with `\\usepackage{tikz}` plus `\\usetikzlibrary{...}`. Common\nlibraries: `arrows.meta`, `positioning`, `calc`, `shapes`, `fit`.\nUse the `standalone` class for diagrams you want to include from\nmultiple documents. Define styles once in the preamble to keep\npicture bodies readable. See `references\u002Ftikz-reference.md` for\ndrawing patterns.\n\n## Gotchas\n\nAgent-specific failure modes — provider-neutral pause-and-self-check items:\n\n- **Using `$$...$$` for display math instead of `\\[...\\]`.** `$$` is a plain TeX primitive that does not integrate with LaTeX's vertical spacing or equation numbering systems. Use `\\[...\\]` or `equation`\u002F`align` environments; `$$` produces subtle spacing bugs and incompatibilities with `amsmath`.\n- **Defaulting to pdfLaTeX for new projects.** pdfLaTeX does not support Unicode source natively or OpenType fonts without workarounds. New projects should use LuaLaTeX with `fontspec`; reserve pdfLaTeX for legacy compatibility or publisher requirements that specifically mandate it.\n- **Loading packages without checking known conflict order rules.** Package load order matters: `hyperref` must almost always be loaded last, and combinations like `babel` with `fontspec` have documented interaction requirements. When packages conflict, changing load order is the first fix to try before reaching for hacks.\n- **Using `{\\large ...}` or `{\\small ...}` to adjust font sizes inline.** Hardcoded size switches do not adapt to document class changes and break if the base font size changes. Define named semantic commands in the preamble and apply them consistently throughout.\n- **Writing units via string concatenation instead of `siunitx`.** `$9.8 m\u002Fs^2$` produces inconsistent spacing and formatting; `\\qty{9.8}{m\u002Fs^2}` from `siunitx` formats consistently across locales and handles magnitude formatting automatically. Use `siunitx` for all quantities and units.\n- **Running the LaTeX engine once instead of `latexmk`.** A single engine pass leaves cross-references, table of contents, and bibliography stale. `latexmk -lualatex` reruns the engine and biber as many times as needed until the output stabilizes.\n- **Relying on locally installed fonts without documenting the dependency.** A document that compiles on one machine because a specific OpenType font is installed will fail elsewhere. Document all font dependencies and prefer fonts available via a standard TeX distribution or bundled with the project.\n\n## Full reference\n\n### Minimal LuaLaTeX preamble\n\n```latex\n\\documentclass{article}\n\\usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}\n\\usepackage{fontspec}\n\\usepackage{amsmath}\n\\usepackage{siunitx}\n\\usepackage{graphicx}\n\\usepackage{tabularray}\n\\usepackage{tikz}\n\\usepackage{xcolor}\n\\usepackage[backend=biber, style=authoryear]{biblatex}\n\\usepackage{cleveref}\n\\addbibresource{references.bib}\n```\n\n### Common mistakes\n\n- Using `$$...$$` for display math — it is not plain-TeX in\n  LaTeX. Use `\\[...\\]` or an `equation` environment.\n- Manual spacing with `\\,` and `~` instead of proper environments.\n- Forgetting `\\label` immediately after `\\caption` inside a float\n  — the label must come after the caption, or it references the\n  enclosing section instead.\n- Including bitmap images where vector (PDF or SVG) would produce\n  crisper output at no cost.\n- Forgetting to run biber when the bibliography does not appear —\n  use `latexmk` and it is handled automatically.\n- Using `\\ref{}` alone when `\\cref{}` would produce \"Figure 3\"\n  instead of just \"3\".\n- Writing multi-sentence lines, which makes git diffs unreadable.\n- Building with pdfLaTeX when the preamble loads `fontspec`,\n  `unicode-math`, or `emoji`.\n\n### Tables with tabularray\n\n`tabularray` replaces the older `tabular`\u002F`booktabs` combo with a\nkey-value interface and saner defaults. 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