# Qwen 3 (local) This was local Qwen 3 (14b) running on my Mac Mini's answer (no internet/MCP servers connected) to "How to compile a Typst document". Compiling a **Typst** document involves converting a `.typ` file (written in the Typst language) into a **PDF** using the `typst` command-line tool. Here's a step-by-step guide: --- ### **1. Install Typst** Before compiling, you need to install the Typst compiler. There are two main ways to do this: #### **Option 1: Using Cargo (Rust)** If you have **Rust** installed, run: ```bash cargo install typst ``` #### **Option 2: Downloading a Binary** For users who don’t want to install Rust, download the latest [Typst binary](https://typst.io/download/) for your OS from the official website. --- ### **2. Create a Typst Document** Create a file with a `.typ` extension (e.g., `document.typ`) and write your content using Typst syntax. Here's a simple example: ```typ # Hello, World! This is a **Typst** document. It's easy to write and compile! - Item 1 - Item 2 - Item 3 ``` --- ### **3. Compile the Document** Open a terminal and navigate to the directory containing your `.typ` file. Run the following command: ```bash typst compile document.typ output.pdf ``` - Replace `document.typ` with your file name. - `output.pdf` is the resulting PDF file. If you omit the output file name, Typst will generate a `document.pdf` file in the same directory. --- ### **4. View the Output** After compilation, open the generated `output.pdf` file with any PDF viewer (e.g., Adobe Reader, Preview on macOS, or Evince on Linux). --- ### **5. Optional: Use Online Compiler** If you don’t want to install anything, use the [Typst online compiler](https://typst.io/): 1. Go to the website. 2. Paste your Typst code. 3. Click **"Compile"** to generate a PDF directly in the browser. --- ### **Common Tips** - **Check for syntax errors**: If the compilation fails, review your `.typ` file for typos or invalid syntax. - **Watch for updates**: Typst is actively developed, so check the [official documentation](https://typst.io/docs/) for the latest features and commands. --- Let me know if you need help with specific features or troubleshooting! ------------------------- # SmolLM Local ``` ➜ PROVIDER=openai MODEL_ID=mlx-community/SmolLM-1.7B-Instruct-8bit OPENAI_BASE_URL=http://localhost:6363/v1 npx @huggingface/tiny-agents run agent.json Deno MCP Server starting... Available tools: searxng_web_search, web_url_read MCP Server connected and ready! Agent loaded with 2 tools: - searxng_web_search - web_url_read > how do i compile a typst document? 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Then, run the following command: ```bash typst document.typ ``` This will compile your Typst document and generate an output file. The output file format can be specified using the `-o` option. For example, to generate a PDF output, you can use: ```bash typst document.typ -o document.pdf ``` For more advanced usage and options, you can refer to the official Typst documentation and community forums. Here are some useful resources: - [Typst Documentation](https://typst.app/docs/) - [Typst Forum](https://forum.typst.app/) If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!task_complete {} Tool[task_complete] null ```