(v0.9.1) File Structure

See your project’s structure in the sidebar

A multi-file LaTeX project is more than the file you’re editing. There’s now a project tree under the sidebar’s outline that maps out how your document actually fits together — the files your root pulls in and the bibliographies it cites — so you can jump anywhere in the project in one click.

• Follows your includes, not the folder. Starting from the build target (or the active file), it walks \input, \include, and \subfile recursively and lists your \bibliography / \addbibresource files — in the order they appear in the source, so the tree reads like the document compiles.
• Catches problems at a glance. A reference that doesn’t resolve on disk shows up as a red “missing” node — an instant check for typos and stale paths. Commented-out includes are ignored, and a file included from two places is flagged instead of expanded twice.
• Stays in sync as you work. The tree updates as you edit, switch tabs, or build, and highlights the row for the file you’re currently in. Click any file to open it.
• Sized the way you like. Collapse the whole section from its header, or drag its top edge to resize it freely — up to the full height of the sidebar. Your choice is remembered.