论文手

Docx lets you build and modify Word documents programmatically, with native support for LaTeX-to-DOCX conversion, mathematical formulas, three-line tables, tracked changes, and comments. The skill includes templates for competition papers, OOXML validation, and tools to unpack, edit, and repack document structures.

This skill builds and validates mathematical modeling LaTeX papers from official or built-in templates, handling project initialization, compilation with XeLaTeX or other engines, and quality checks against contest rules. It can also convert finished LaTeX documents to Word format when needed.

建模手 guides mathematical modeling workflows by systematically analyzing problem statements, identifying constraints and data requirements, then recommending tailored model approaches. It produces structured analysis reports and terminology tables to support the model selection and algorithm design phases before implementation begins.

5writing handles the final paper composition stage for mathematical modeling competitions, offering dual typesetting engines (Typst and LaTeX) with pre-built templates for major contests. The skill organizes your paper structure, integrates figures and results from prior stages, and manages chapter files with proper syntax for your chosen engine.

mathmodel-skill structures 72–96 hour modeling contests into a recoverable 10-stage workflow spanning problem selection, modeling, robustness analysis, writing, and submission review. Built for CUMCM, MCM/ICM, and Diangong Cup, it maintains persistent decision state, enforces competition-specific rules and templates, and guides users through numbered questions rather than manual configuration.

Paper Search queries OpenAlex and AnySearch in parallel to find research papers, then cross-validates results by DOI and title similarity to surface the most relevant matches. Results are ranked by query coverage and relevance, with source attribution preserved for verification.