One-line abstract. Replace with the actual paper.
A LaTeX paper skeleton you can clone and build locally. One script, t, does the work.
Install TinyTeX once, then restart your shell:
curl -sL https://yihui.org/tinytex/install-bin-unix.sh | shFrom the project root:
./t install # reads your .tex files and installs the packages they need
./t build # writes build/main.pdfWhen a build fails on a missing package, it prints the fix. Run ./t --help for the rest (watch, clean, lint, fmt, check).
main.tex is the whole document: preamble, body, and bibliography import in one place. refs.bib holds citations.
The build uses LuaLaTeX for OpenType math fonts, so pdfLaTeX will not work. t needs Python 3.
t writes its config into build/, which is gitignored, so your source tree stays clean. Copy main.tex and refs.bib into Overleaf and it builds there too, though Overleaf's TeX Live version may differ from yours.
Text and figures: CC BY 4.0. Code: MIT.