Overleaf (Git Bridge)

Clones and pushes Overleaf projects via the git bridge, but never discloses that the bridge needs a paid Overleaf plan.

Autor: junhahyung · junhahyung/claude-skill-overleaf

Działa po konfiguracji ★ 7.6/10

Overleaf (Git Bridge) — Clones and pushes Overleaf projects via the git bridge, but never discloses that the bridge needs a paid Overleaf plan.

Co robi ten skill

Guides token setup, project cloning, and the pull/edit/commit/push loop for editing an Overleaf LaTeX project locally, plus a documented procedure for adding a conference rebuttal scaffold. Triggers when a user wants to view, edit, or sync an Overleaf paper from the CLI. Neither SKILL.md nor the README mentions that Overleaf's git integration is a paid-plan-only feature.

Raport z testu

The skill's own claim that the git bridge 'works on any machine for any user' doesn't hold up: Overleaf's own docs confirm git integration is a premium feature unavailable on the free plan (Standard ~$21/mo or higher), a real paywall the skill walks users through full token setup without ever mentioning.

Testowano: 2026-07-14 · Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)

Instalacja

git clone https://github.com/junhahyung/claude-skill-overleaf.git ~/.claude/skills/overleaf

Komendy i przykładowe prompty

/overleafClones and pushes Overleaf projects via the git bridge, but never discloses that the bridge needs a paid Overleaf plan.

Skille uruchamiają się na zwykłe polecenia — bez komend do zapamiętania. Po instalacji aktywują go prompty takie jak te (po angielsku):

Clone my Overleaf paper locally and push my edits back
Set up git sync between my repo and an Overleaf project
Pull the latest LaTeX from Overleaf without losing my bib

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