Completion
Martypex suggests as you type, so you rarely have to stop and look something up. Completion is powered by typst-ide, the same language tooling the Typst compiler itself uses, so suggestions reflect the actual language, not a static keyword list.
What gets suggested
Start typing a function name and Martypex offers a list of Typst’s built-in functions, each with its signature and parameters, so you can see what a function expects before you commit to it. Type @ to reference a citation key drawn from your project’s .bib file, or < to reference a label you have already set on a figure, equation, or section elsewhere in the document. Accept a suggestion and it is inserted at the cursor, ready to continue typing.
It understands your project
Completion is not limited to the current file. Open a folder project and Martypex indexes labels and bibliography entries across every .typ file you #import or #include, so a citation key or a cross-reference suggests correctly no matter which file it was defined in. As you add labels and bibliography entries, the suggestions update immediately.
Labelling a figure with <fig-results> makes fig-results available the moment you type < anywhere in the project, ready to reference with @fig-results.
The symbol palette
Alongside completion, a searchable symbol palette covers math symbols by name, including LaTeX-name aliases, so typing alpha or searching for a relation finds the symbol even if you only remember its LaTeX spelling. It complements the math keyboard for symbols that do not have a dedicated key.
