#latex
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2026-10-02
Amazing-Birds/tex-revision-cursor-extension
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Accept, reject, and navigate TeX revision markup in Cursor and VS Code.
2026-10-15
nhatkhangcs/overleaf_comments
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A package that helps visualize the comments while writing LaTeX
2026-09-29
city59/ahnu-master-thesis-latex
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Anhui Normal University master thesis LaTeX template and typesetting tutorial
2026-10-20
xGoldy/lucidcv
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ATS-safe LaTeX template for modern resumes and CVs. LuaLaTeX, real word spaces, tagged structure, PDF/A-2b, verified against 13 text extractors.
2026-10-16
1692775560/dsh-Mimir-Academic-research
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Mimir — an all-in-one research workbench plugin: compile LaTeX papers as you write, manage arXiv literature, track experiments, chart metrics, and orchestrate SSH tasks on GPU servers, managing the entire research cycle. An open-source research workbench plugin for the whole research cycle.
2026-10-16
HenryXiaoYang/realtime-tex
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Realtime TeX: re-typesets only the paragraph you edit in ~1 ms with an unmodified LuaTeX. Exact, embeddable.
2026-10-16
Mengqi-Lei/texglot
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Translate arXiv papers and LaTeX projects with your own LLM API, preserving equations, citations, and document structure. Generate translated PDFs and editable source through a local app or batch CLI.
2026-10-16
haoxilin/cumcm-live-workflow-skill
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CUMCM mathematical modeling competition full-process practical skill manual: problem-reading self-check → modeling and figures → LaTeX paper → cross-review → fill in the result template → AI self-check final review → cleanup and packaging. Includes problem-comprehension red lines, numerical rigor rules, an AIGC-feature removal checklist, 2026 AI compliance, and a 26-item self-check final review framework.
2026-10-16
yuema137/PairTeX
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A local, Git-native review + feedback layer for existing LaTeX projects.
2026-09-22
openai-prism/openai-prism.github.io
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OpenAI Prism is a free cloud LaTeX workspace with unlimited collaborators, projects and compile time, and ChatGPT built into the draft. What it covers, and what it skips.
2026-09-14
Show HN: <15MB Local-first Interactive LaTeX Scratchpad in the Browser
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I am working on a very modular typesetting engine called TeLoX, intended as a superset of the capabilities (of at least) XeTeX and pdfLaTeX, written in Rust. The main goals are modularity and speed (which we know sometimes fight each other unless we try to be principled about it). Today I wanted to demonstrate these diegetic interactive sliders that control values within in LaTeX from the browser (kinda like marimo). This isn't meant to be a complete editor like quicklatex and texlyre -- just a tiny playground that loads quickly enough and responds interactively to see how good I can get the typing experience to be. Package support is the weakest link right now so lots of reasonable LaTeX you type up will fail. Increasing coverage fights against fast load times, and so I'll add some 'code splitting' -- I can make the editor dynamically fetch cached blobs for the most common $k$ packages and see how much time that buys me. After I add support for Lua or some other simple expression language, seems like you could make some really beautiful receipts/calculators fairly easily. The other interesting thing you'll notice is that clicking and dragging on text selects the associated input text really accurately, down to the word. I have an art project that I was working on that was blocked by this exact issue -- being unable to correctly attribute a click back to the exact word that generated it (essentially an interactive storybook, WYSIWYG computational notebook with diegetic inputs). That's now unblocked. I wanted to make a choose-your-own adventure game that takes place _in_ a book on the web. This whole thing is quite difficult, but I think it's worth it. I know it's an ambitious notion to bring arbitrary support for arbitrary LaTeX to arbitrary devices, but it feels like it's leading somewhere interesting. Desktop gives the best experience for now, and even still it loads slower than I'd like at ~2.5 sec on cold boot. I should probably default mobile to view mode. A PWA version, bookmarklet support for typesetting the current page, etc, all possible, not started yet. I'm most interested in optimizing my in-memory representation first, and if that's not enough, I'd make a lexical dependency tracker for the TeX interpreter under the hood and deal with mutations/overwriting in a sensible way, possibly svelte style. Like I said, a lot of work. Sharing now before my semester kicks in and my free time is gone. "Baby steps," as they say.
2026-09-02
alphaparkinc/genpark-symbolic-step-by-step-mathematical-proof-solver-skill
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Symbolic step-by-step mathematical proof solver & LaTeX engine (AI Math Solver)
2026-08-29
DynamicDocs
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Generate PDF documents with JSON to PDF API based on LaTeX templates. The free plan allows 50 API calls per month and access to a library of templates.
2026-08-29
TeXLab
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A Language Server Protocol implementation for TeX/LaTeX, including lint capabilities.