Overleaf MCP Server
LaTeX projects on Overleaf via Git for reading, writing, and parsing documents.
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Overview
This server integrates Overleaf projects into MCP-compatible clients using Git. It allows AI models to directly read LaTeX source files, analyze document structures like sections and subsections, and extract content for specific research or drafting needs. The server supports managing multiple Overleaf projects through a local JSON configuration file. Users can provide project IDs and Git tokens to perform file management operations, including listing files and writing updates directly back to their Overleaf repositories.
Our verdict
With a security score of 40/100, this server carries a high risk level. The lack of an authentication review and its status as a community-maintained project mean users should exercise caution when providing Git tokens. It is recommended only for users who understand the implications of granting write access to their Overleaf projects via a third-party MCP implementation.
- Supports multi-project management via local configuration
- Uses minimal supply chain with only one direct dependency
- Parses LaTeX structure for targeted content extraction
- High risk due to unreviewed authentication methods
- Not maintained by the official Overleaf vendor
- Read-only operational mode has not been verified
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