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Tired of formatting your paper to the point of collapse? Try open-source project PaperFit! A lifesaver for researchers, usable directly in Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Content written, LaTeX compiled, but the layout is too ugly to submit? PaperFit uses a visual feedback loop to directly solve it: - Auto-compile + render the PDF into page images - Intelli-diagnose issues like double-column gaps, table overflows, floating figures misbehaving, blank pages at the end, etc. - Automatically generate fix strategies and modify source code - Recompile + visual acceptance check The key is that it doesn't just look at .log files; it actually "sees" the PDF layout to make changes, saving dozens of repeated compilations compared to manually tweaking floats and tables! This hits the pain point of researchers: after the paper content is done, the most annoying thing is often not writing another paragraph, but squeezing it into 8 pages, adjusting a table, or rescuing a double-column figure. Writing a paper is already exhausting. For formatting—such a drain on energy—let an Agent handle it. https://github.com/OpenRaiser/PaperFit… #AIResearch #Paper #ClaudeCode #Codex