dsh-mathmatic-symbol

A formula in a chat bubble is text; in a Word report, a slide deck, or a PDF it must be an image. Asking an LLM to hand-write SVG paths, shell out to MathJax, or wire up a plotting library for that job is fragile and hard to reproduce. dsh-mathmatic-symbol turns the task into a single tool call: feed it a TeX snippet or a declarative JSON spec, and get back a font-free SVG and a deterministic PNG ready to drop straight into a document.

Four tools cover the full chain. math_formula typesets any LaTeX into an SVG where every glyph is an outline path, plus a deterministic PNG rendered by resvg-js with system-font loading disabled, so the same input always yields the same bytes on every machine. math_figure accepts a declarative JSON spec describing points, segments, curves, polar roses, and other geometric elements in mathematical coordinates, with cross-referencing between named points. math_convert takes an existing SVG or PNG, sanitizes foreign markup such as scripts and event handlers, and repackages it with embed-ready Markdown, HTML, and LaTeX snippets. math_document produces a complete Markdown, HTML, or LaTeX file with every formula and figure already rendered and asset paths made relative to the document.

If your agent regularly needs to hand back a precise geometric diagram or a full document with math figures embedded, instead of letting the model cobble together SVG code by hand, this plugin is built for that. It also fits educational-material generation, automated technical reports, and any deterministic pipeline where identical input must produce identical output files.