---
name: update-mycv
description: |
  CV pipeline: BibTeX in workspace/myWorks/1_papers/ → sync cv_zh.md & cv_en.md → generate_cv.py → PDFs. Use before grants, applications, or after new .bib entries; keep CN/EN aligned and notation (corresponding author, etc.) per skill body.
  Triggers: update-mycv; 更新简历/CV, 同步论文, BibTeX 进简历, 生成简历 PDF; regenerate CV, sync publications from bib.
---

# CV Update（update-mycv）

Updates CV publications by syncing from BibTeX files and regenerating PDFs.

## When to Use

- After adding new papers to BibTeX files
- When CV needs to be synchronized with publication records
- Before applying for positions or grants
- To generate updated PDF versions
- When recurring CV/bib conventions change, extend this skill or update-mykb-memories so the workflow stays aligned

## How It Works

1. Reads BibTeX files from `workspace/myWorks/1_papers/`
   - `first_or_correspondance.bib` - First author or corresponding author papers
   - `coauthored.bib` - Co-authored papers
2. Compares with current CV entries in `workspace/myWorks/0_cv/cv_zh.md` and `cv_en.md`
3. Identifies missing or outdated publications
4. Updates both Chinese and English CV markdown files
5. Regenerates PDFs using `generate_cv.py`

## Publication Notation

- **†** - Student first author
- **#** - Corresponding author (you)
- **Lai, Z.** or **赖正首** - Your name in bold

## Usage

Simply run this skill. It will:
1. Scan BibTeX files for all publications
2. Compare with current CV entries
3. Show differences (missing papers)
4. Update CV files upon confirmation
5. Regenerate PDFs

## File Locations

```
workspace/myWorks/
├── 0_cv/
│   ├── cv_zh.md          # Chinese CV source
│   ├── cv_en.md          # English CV source
│   ├── cv_zh.pdf         # Generated Chinese PDF
│   ├── cv_en.pdf         # Generated English PDF
│   └── generate_cv.py    # PDF generation script
└── 1_papers/
    ├── first_or_correspondance.bib
    └── coauthored.bib
```

## Notes

- Always backs up original files before updating
- Communicates changes clearly before making edits
- Generates both Chinese and English versions simultaneously
- Uses "#" for corresponding author notation