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AGPL 3.0
606,394 tools. Updated 2026-09-24 08:14
"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
- Initiates an edit session to sync Git with Overleaf, catch baseline conflicts, and return the session ID required by report tools.MIT
- Download an Overleaf project and extract it into a local directory, overwriting existing files.MIT
- Identify the currently selected Overleaf project. Use this to confirm which project you are working on before making edits or compiling.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- FlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to read, edit, and compile Overleaf LaTeX projects via the Overleaf web API using a browser session cookie.-
- 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.1764 npm4AGPL 3.0
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- PaperDockOAuth
Overleaf alternative online LaTeX editor. AI agents edit, comment, and chat. Keep or revert edits.
Edit your Overleaf LaTeX projects from Claude and ChatGPT; every change is a real Git commit.
- 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
- Download an entire Overleaf project as a ZIP archive to a specified output path for local backup or offline use.MIT
- Permanently delete an Overleaf project after human confirmation. Use this to remove projects that are no longer needed, freeing up workspace space.MITDestructive
- 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
- Create or overwrite text files in Overleaf projects, automatically preserving previous versions in history.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
- Verify Overleaf configuration, Git state, and active workflow status without exposing credentials to diagnose connection issues.MIT
- Archives an Overleaf project to remove it from the active list. Requires human confirmation to complete the action.MITDestructive
- Lists all documents, binary files, and folders in an Overleaf project to provide a complete inventory of project contents.MIT
- List all files in an Overleaf project. Provide the project ID to retrieve the file inventory.MIT