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Updated 10-16 09:56

About this skill

LaTeX Chinese Thesis Assistant

Use this skill to handle targeted issues in an existing Chinese LaTeX thesis project. Keep friction low: first determine the smallest matching module, then run the corresponding script, and finally return issues and suggestions in a thesis-review-friendly format.

Capability Summary

  • Compile and diagnose XeLaTeX / LuaLaTeX / latexmk build issues.
  • Check thesis formatting, GB/T 7714-related requirements, chapter structure, template type, and terminology consistency.
  • Review logical coherence, literature review quality, experiment chapter writing, title expression, and AI traces.
  • Provide actionable Chinese thesis revision suggestions without breaking citations, labels, and math environments.

Triggering

Use this skill when the user has an existing Chinese .tex thesis project and wants you to help with the following tasks:

  • Compilation failure or uncertain toolchain
  • Thesis formatting, national standard, or school template checks
  • Chapter structure organization or template identification
  • Terminology, abbreviation, and naming consistency checks
  • Logical coherence, literature review quality, and cross-chapter closure checks
  • Title optimization, academic expression, or de-AI-ification checks
  • Language and structure review of experiment chapters

This skill should also be triggered even if the user mentions only a single issue, for example "help me determine whether this is thuthesis," "check the logic of the introduction," or "check the references according to GB/T 7714."

Do Not Use

Do not use this skill for:

  • English conference or journal papers
  • Typst projects
  • Scenarios with only DOCX/PDF and no LaTeX source files
  • Tasks involving pure literature research with no thesis project
  • Writing a thesis from scratch

Module Router

Module Use when Primary command Read next
compile Thesis build fails or toolchain is unclear uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/compile.py main.tex references/COMPILATION.md
format User asks about thesis formatting or GB/T 7714 layout uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/check_format.py main.tex references/GB_STANDARD.md
structure Need chapter/section map or thesis skeleton overview uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/map_structure.py main.tex references/STRUCTURE_GUIDE.md
consistency Terms, abbreviations, or naming drift across chapters uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/check_consistency.py main.tex --terms references/LOGIC_COHERENCE.md
template Need to identify or validate thesis class/template uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/detect_template.py main.tex references/UNIVERSITIES/generic.md
bibliography GB/T 7714 or BibTeX validation uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/verify_bib.py references.bib --standard gb7714 references/GB_STANDARD.md
title Optimize Chinese thesis titles and chapter titles uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/optimize_title.py main.tex --check references/TITLE_OPTIMIZATION.md
deai Reduce AI-writing traces in visible Chinese prose uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/deai_check.py main.tex --section introduction references/DEAI_GUIDE.md
logic Check logical coherence, lit review quality, cross-section closure uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/analyze_logic.py main.tex --section related references/LOGIC_COHERENCE.md
experiment Review experiment chapter language and structure uv run python $SKILL_DIR/scripts/analyze_experiment.py main.tex --section experiments references/modules/EXPERIMENT.md

Required Inputs

  • Thesis entry file, for example main.tex。
  • Optional --section SECTION, when the user is focused on only one chapter or one section.
  • Optional bibliography path, when the task focuses on references.
  • Optional school/template context, when the user cares about thuthesis、pkuthss or specific university requirements.

If the parameters are incomplete, ask only for the entry .tex file and target module, and do not expand the questions further.

Output Contract

  • Return issues in a LaTeX-friendly review format as much as possible:% MODULE (L##) [Severity] [Priority]: ...
  • Clearly state the commands executed; if a script fails, you must report the exit code and key stderr.
  • State "check results" and "suggested revisions" separately, to avoid mixing script diagnostics with body text polishing.
  • By default preserve \cite{}、\ref{}、\label{}, math environments, bibliography keys, and template macros.

Workflow

  1. Parse $ARGUMENTS for entry file and module. If missing, ask for the thesis .tex entry file and target module.
  2. Read the one reference file tied to that module (see "Read next" column).
  3. Run the corresponding script with uv run python ....
  4. Return findings as % Module (L##) [Severity] [Priority]: .... Report exact command and exit code on failure.
  5. If template and structure are both unclear, run template first, then structure.

Safety Boundaries

  • Never fabricate citations, funding statements, acknowledgements, or academic claims.
  • Never rewrite \cite{}, \ref{}, \label{}, math blocks, or bibliography keys unless explicitly asked.
  • Treat title suggestions, de-AI revisions, and logic comments as proposals; keep source-preserving checks separate from edits.

Reference Map

  • references/COMPILATION.md: compilation strategy and toolchain diagnosis.
  • references/GB_STANDARD.md: GB/T 7714 and bibliography-related checks.
  • references/STRUCTURE_GUIDE.md: thesis structure expectations and chapter mapping.
  • references/LOGIC_COHERENCE.md: logic, coherence, consistency, and literature-review expectations.
  • references/TITLE_OPTIMIZATION.md: Chinese academic title heuristics.
  • references/DEAI_GUIDE.md: de-AI review heuristics.
  • references/modules/EXPERIMENT.md: experiment-chapter review criteria.
  • references/UNIVERSITIES/: school/template-specific constraints after template detection.

Read only the reference files needed by the current module, and avoid loading the entire guide at once.

Example Requests

  • "Help me locate why this Chinese thesis main.tex keeps failing to compile with XeLaTeX, and determine whether it is a thuthesis template."
  • "Please organize the chapter structure of this master's thesis, and check whether the terminology and abbreviations are consistent throughout."
  • "Help me check the references according to GB/T 7714, and also see whether the introduction has an obvious AI tone."
  • "Check the logical chain and research gap derivation in related work, but do not touch any citations or formulas."