Keyboard shortcuts

ShortcutAction
⌘↵ / Ctrl+↵Compile the document to PDF
⌘K / Ctrl+KCommand palette & search

Editing modes

ModeWhat you edit
VisualThe rendered document, word-processor style; math and raw LaTeX are kept as editable islands and the source stays intact underneath.
LaTeXThe raw source, with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, snippets, and a matching-brace guide.
MarkdownLightweight text with inline math and tables, for documents created as Markdown; compiles to the same typeset PDF.

Switching modes is lossless — the document is parsed into a model, not rewritten — so preamble, macros, and spacing survive the round trip. See Switch between modes.

Citation commands

The cite flow and the “cited / not cited” tracking recognise the full command family, not just plain \cite:

CommandTypical use
\cite{key}Standard numbered or author–year citation
\parencite{key}Citation in parentheses (biblatex)
\textcite{key}Author as part of the sentence (biblatex)
\autocite{key}Style-appropriate citation (biblatex)

Keys autocomplete as you type, and the cite flow guarantees the key exists in the project’s .bib. See Citations & bibliography.

Bibliography

Compiler

Figures & files

KindFormats
Figure imagesPNG, JPG, SVG, PDF — all preview with real thumbnails
DocumentsLaTeX (.tex) and Markdown (.md)
Project files.bib, .cls, .sty, figures
Reference PDFsStored in your Library with highlights and notes

Markdown support

See Markdown mode for the full guide.