List all files in an Overleaf project. Provide the project ID to retrieve the file inventory.
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"Overleaf" matching MCP tools:
- Read content from a file in your Overleaf project using its path and optional project ID.MIT
- Retrieve all files within an Overleaf project, optionally filtered by file extension. Specify project name or ID to access and manage project content efficiently via Git integration.MIT
- Access and retrieve specific files from Overleaf projects by providing the file path and project details. Enables reading LaTeX files, analyzing document structure, and extracting content via Git integration.MIT
- Clone an Overleaf project to a local directory for offline editing and version control. Specify project ID and local path to download LaTeX files.MIT
- Sync local LaTeX projects with Overleaf by pulling remote changes to maintain version consistency across environments.MIT
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- Commit and push LaTeX project changes from local machine to Overleaf using Git integration.MIT
- Set up Overleaf account credentials to enable Git-based project management, syncing LaTeX files between local environments and Overleaf.MIT
- Create or update files in your Overleaf project by specifying the file path and content.MIT
- Pull the latest changes from your Overleaf project to synchronize local files with the remote repository.MIT
- Edit documents in Overleaf projects by replacing specific text sections or the entire file content using Operational Transformation.
- Create a new blank Overleaf project with an automatically prefixed name to avoid conflicts.
- Compile an Overleaf project and download the resulting PDF to a local path. Specify project ID, root document ID, and output path.
- Read the full contents of any file within an Overleaf project by providing the project ID and file path.
- Create a new folder within an Overleaf project by specifying the project ID, folder name, and optional parent folder path.
- Delete a document, file, or folder from an Overleaf project by providing the project ID and file path.
- Upload a local file to an Overleaf project by specifying the project ID and file path, with an optional folder ID.
- Add a new blank document to an Overleaf project by specifying the project ID and file name.
- Retrieve a complete list of files and folders in an Overleaf project using its project ID.
- Export library references as a BibTeX citation file for import into reference managers or LaTeX. Filter by keyword, tag, or collection.AGPL 3.0