compile_project
ChatGPTCompile the project (LaTeX, ConTeXt or Typst, as its settings say), as the editor's Recompile does, and wait for the result (up to about 50 seconds): status, errors and warnings with file and line, and the end of the log. Compile before saying a document builds. If it is still running, use get_compile_result.
create_file
ChatGPTCreate a new text file in a project, such as chapters/introduction.tex or references.bib (folders are made as needed; it must not exist yet). Its content appears at once; to have people watch a long text being written, start it short and add to it with edit_file.
create_project
ChatGPTStart a new LaTeX, ConTeXt or Typst project in the person's own workspace, blank or from a template.
delete_file
ChatGPTRemove a file from a project. It stays in the project's history and can be restored from there.
edit_file
ChatGPTWrite, insert, append or change text in a file (LaTeX, ConTeXt, Typst, BibTeX, any text) by replacing exact snippets. To add text, replace a snippet with itself plus the new text (to append, use the file's last line). By default the changes are tracked suggestions the project's people accept or reject in the editor; set apply_directly only when the person asks for the text to change outright. Read the file first: each old_text must match exactly once. People with the file open watch the edit typed out live.
fetch
ChatGPTThe full text of a result from search: a file, or a project's overview with its main file.
get_account
ChatGPTWho is connected to Texeno: their name, email, plan and how long their compiles may run.
get_compile_result
ChatGPTHow the project's newest compile went: status, errors and warnings with file and line, the end of the log, and a link to the PDF.
get_page_image
ChatGPTA page of the project's newest compiled PDF as an image, to check how it looks (layout, figures, tables, line breaks). Compile first if the PDF is out of date.
get_pdf
ChatGPTA download link for the project's newest compiled PDF, to give the person. For security the link works once and expires after an hour; tell the person so, and make a new one if they need it again.
get_project
ChatGPTA project's settings (main file, engine, TeX Live year or Typst version, draft mode) and every file and folder in it. Use these exact paths with read_file and edit_file.
list_projects
ChatGPTThe person's Texeno projects (LaTeX, ConTeXt or Typst documents), newest first, with their role on each. Use an id from here with the other tools.
list_suggestions
ChatGPTThe tracked changes waiting for review in each file (insertions and deletions, who made them, where).
list_versions
ChatGPTA project's history, newest first: when, who, which files changed. Read a file as it was with read_file's at_version.
read_file
ChatGPTA file's text with line numbers, as it is now (including what people are typing) or at a version from list_versions. Long files come in pages: continue with start_line. Pictures (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF) come back as images to look at, a PDF file as an image of its first page; other binary files are described.
search
ChatGPTSearch the person's Texeno projects by name and by what their files say. Returns ids for fetch.
search_project
ChatGPTFind text (or an RE2 regular expression) in every text file of a project.
search_templates
ChatGPTSearch Texeno's public template gallery of LaTeX, ConTeXt and Typst documents (journals, theses, CVs, slides...). Start a project from one with create_project.
update_project_settings
ChatGPTChange a project's compiler (and so its language: LaTeX, ConTeXt or Typst), main file, Typst version or TeX Live year. Only what is given changes. Switching language doesn't convert the files: the main file must be in that language (main.typ for Typst, say).
word_count
ChatGPTThe word count of the project's document (its main file and what it includes): LaTeX counted as TeXcount does, ConTeXt and Typst likewise.
