Prompt file imported from LARi-UQAC/ResearchTools (.github/prompts/latex.prompt.md). Copyright stays with the author.

Diagnose and fix the LaTeX problem described or visible in the file open in the IDE.

Procedure:

If a .log file exists in out/, read it first to identify errors with exact line numbers
For each error: cite the problematic line, explain the cause in one sentence, apply the fix directly in the file
Priority checks:
- \resizebox or \scalebox wrapping a tikzpicture that uses the backgrounds library → replace with transform canvas or reduce node dimensions
- \\ inside a TikZ node with text centered style → change to align=center
- \addcontentsline placed after \lstlistoflistings → swap order
- Missing packages → add to preamble
After fixing, state whether a two-pass recompilation is needed (required when cross-references change)

Read only the files strictly necessary for the diagnosis. Fix directly — do not ask "would you like me to...". Respond in French.

the file(s) or topic given after the command in the chat message (if none was given, use the file currently open in the editor)

Diagnose and fix the LaTeX problem described or visible in the file open in the IDE. Procedure: 1. If a `.log` file exists in `out/`, read it first to identify errors with exact line numbers 2. For each error: cite the problematic line, explain the cause in one sentence, apply the fix directly in the file 3. Priority checks: - `\resizebox` or `\scalebox` wrapping a `tikzpicture` that uses the `backgrounds` library → replace with `transform canvas` or reduce node dimensions - `\\` inside a TikZ node with `text centered` style → change to `align=center` - `\addcontentsline` placed after `\lstlistoflistings` → swap order - Missing packages → add to preamble 4. After fixing, state whether a two-pass recompilation is needed (required when cross-references change) Read only the files strictly necessary for the diagnosis. Fix directly — do not ask "would you like me to...". Respond in French. the file(s) or topic given after the command in the chat message (if none was given, use the file currently open in the editor)

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