Add overleaf-skills plugin for applying Overleaf review comments locally - #191
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Pulls reviewer comments from an Overleaf project and maps each to its tex file and line in a local git repo so authors can apply edits without copying changes by hand from the Overleaf web UI. - setup skill walks through capturing the overleaf_session2 cookie - review-overleaf skill fetches threads, walks edits, ends with git diff - stdlib-only urllib script verified live against a real project
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Pulls reviewer comments from an Overleaf project and points to the matching
*.tex:linein your local git repo, so you can apply edits in your editor instead of retyping each change from the web UI. Includes asetupskill that walks through capturing theoverleaf_session2browser cookie and areview-overleafskill that fetches threads, walks each edit with Read/Edit, then ends withgit diffand a suggested commit message.Trigger with phrases like
fetch overleaf review comments,address overleaf reviews, orapply overleaf comments.