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A GitHub repository offering twenty standalone LaTeX examples to create vintage scientific paper aesthetics, incorporating MetaPost and LuaTeX for graphics and typesetting.
TeXbrain is an open-source, browser-based LaTeX editor that compiles LaTeX to PDF using WebAssembly, offering features like live preview, git integration, and offline support.
Presents TeXFix-Bench, a multi-format benchmark for LLM-based document source repair, grounded in a mined fault taxonomy across LaTeX, Typst, and Markdown. Benchmarks seven LLMs with 48,651 attempts, showing compile success alone overstates repair quality.
Murfy is an AI-powered team of agents that accelerates the research writing workflow, helping to write, review, and publish papers to arXiv faster with features like LaTeX error fixing and real-time collaboration.
Doxy is a Markdown and HTML editor designed to simplify writing without the complexity of LaTeX.
Chandra is a free OCR tool from Datalab that can read doctors' handwriting, complex tables, mathematical equations, and forms, outputting results in Markdown, HTML, or JSON. It supports over 40 languages and can be installed via pip.
AI-research-feedback is an academic paper review skill for Claude Code. It checks grammar, coherence, formulas, figures, and argument flaws through six parallel agents, supports specifying journals to simulate reviewers, and finally generates a structured review report.
Bibby AI is an editor-native platform that integrates the academic writing pipeline from literature discovery to submission, using agents that operate on document syntax representations to perform citation insertion, structural edits, and formatting.
Mistral OCR 4 converts handwritten calculus exams into clean LaTeX, accurately reading formulas and accounting for graphs, though it does not redraw them. The model provides structured output with bounding boxes and confidence scores in 170 languages.
SwiftLaTeX enables LaTeX compilation directly in the browser using WebAssembly, allowing users to create and edit LaTeX documents without a server-side LaTeX installation.
A WYSIWYG editor for TikZ figures in LaTeX that synchronizes source code and rendered output, allowing drag-and-drop editing. Built using AI coding agents (Codex), it aims to simplify figure creation for academics.
Pandoc Templates offers journal-specific templates for pandoc, supporting major statistical journals such as JASA, Biometrics, and The R Journal.
This post recommends 22 commonly used research tools and websites for graduate students, covering literature search, paper reading, translation, LaTeX writing, drawing, reference management, AI-assisted review, and provides classification suggestions.
PaperOrchestra is a pluggable skill pack for coding agents that converts unstructured research materials into a complete LaTeX paper using a five-agent pipeline, outperforming baselines on the PaperWritingBench benchmark.
PaperFit is a vision-based LaTeX layout agent system that automatically compiles, diagnoses PDF layout issues, and fixes the source code. It supports use in Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
A user shares a GitHub repository containing detailed lecture notes for all 10 chapters of Andrew Ng's Machine Learning Specialization, written in LaTeX and automatically compiled to PDF.
arXiv reports on its ongoing HTML Papers project, highlighting improved conversion fidelity, corpus-scale HTML conversion reaching 75% error-free rate, initial MathML 4 Intent annotations for accessible speech, and a Rust port of LaTeXML to reduce costs.