overleaf-setuplisted

## Goal Configure automatic Overleaf push so that every `.tex` edit triggers a push without further agent involvement. The skill ends when the hook is written to `settings.local.json` and the user has been told to restart Claude Code. --- ## Step 1 — Install ```bash uv tool install overleaf-for-agents ``` Verify: ```bash leaf --version ``` --- ## Step 2 — Authenticate ```bash leaf login ``` A browser window opens. Tell the user: "Log in to Overleaf and wait for your project dashboard to appear. Let me know when ready." Verify after confirmation: ```bash leaf list ``` **Fallback** — if `leaf login` fails (no Chrome / CDP error): 1. Ask the user to open https://www.overleaf.com, log in, then go to DevTools → Application → Cookies → copy the value of `overleaf_session2` (starts with `s%3A`) 2. Write the value to `~/.olauth` 3. Retry `leaf list` --- ## Step 3 — Choose or create project, and local directory Ask the user whether they want to sync to an existing project or create a new one. **Existing project**: run `leaf list`, show the output, ask which project to use. Record `PROJECT_ID` (24-char hex). **New project**: ask for a project name, then run: ```bash leaf create "NAME" ``` Record `PROJECT_ID` from the output. Also ask which local directory contains the LaTeX files. Record `LATEX_DIR` (absolute path). --- ## Step 4 — Init ```bash leaf init --project PROJECT_ID --dir LATEX_DIR ``` This writes `leaf.toml` into `LATEX_DIR`. The push script copies it i