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"Overleaf" matching MCP tools:
- End the Overleaf session and free browser resources when no further work is needed.MIT
- Opens Overleaf and creates a reusable authenticated browser session using environment variables. Call this before other Overleaf actions to enable project management, file transfer, compilation, and PDF downloads.MIT
- Upload only locally changed or new files from a directory to an Overleaf project, preserving remote files that were locally removed.MIT
- Compile an Overleaf project and check for LaTeX errors by inspecting output.log. Retries once after clearing cache, then returns parsed diagnostics or warnings.MIT
- Download one Overleaf project file by specifying project ID and file path, receiving its local path for editing. Edit the returned file, then upload with overwrite to update the project.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceAn MCP server for Overleaf that allows Claude or other agents to navigate projects, read and edit .tex files, compile, and interact with review-panel comments via Overleaf's real-time Socket.IO API, with seamless support for tracked changes as pending suggestions.172193AGPL 3.0
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceAn MCP server for self-hosted Overleaf Community Edition that lets coding agents create projects, write LaTeX, compile, and receive structured diagnostics while humans edit the same document in the browser.818MIT
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- PaperDockOAuth
Overleaf alternative online LaTeX editor. AI agents edit, comment, and chat. Keep or revert edits.
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- Download an Overleaf project and extract it into a local directory, overwriting existing files.MIT
- Upload or overwrite a file in an Overleaf project. Automatically creates any missing folders in the specified remote path.MIT
- Identify the currently selected Overleaf project. Use this to confirm which project you are working on before making edits or compiling.MIT
- Create a new empty Overleaf project to start a paper from scratch, then upload local LaTeX source files for management.MIT
- Import a local ZIP archive as a new Overleaf project to upload an existing paper without overwriting current projects.MIT
- Opens a specific Overleaf project in the browser by its project ID. Use this action to inspect or recover the visible Overleaf interface when needed.MIT
- Commit local repository changes and push to Overleaf to publish your project. Supports branching and staging specific files.MIT
- List your Overleaf projects and their IDs to find the correct project ID when unknown.MIT
- Sync an Overleaf project by cloning or pulling its git repository and listing the .tex files. Gracefully handles unavailable git access by returning a cached result.MIT
- List your Overleaf projects showing id, name, owner, and last-updated timestamp. Optionally include trashed or archived projects.MIT
- Create a new Overleaf project and get its unique ID, ready for immediate editing in the Overleaf web UI.MIT
- List all files in an Overleaf project. Provide the project ID to retrieve the file inventory.MIT
- Compile an Overleaf project and save the generated PDF to a specified local destination path.MIT
- Read content from a file in your Overleaf project using its path and optional project ID.MIT
- Deletes a specified file from an Overleaf project using either the project ID or name, helping remove unwanted files and keep projects organized.MIT