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What you can do with PairTeX

A local, Git-native review and feedback layer that renders an existing LaTeX repository to HTML so humans can comment and edit in place while a coding agent reads the recorded feedback.

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5 use cases

  • Review a LaTeX paper in an HTML view and record feedback

    Render your paper to HTML, comment and edit in the browser, and keep every action as a feedback file.

    View prompt
    Read and follow skills/pairtex-agent/SKILL.md in the PairTeX repo. Render the LaTeX repository at <paper-path> into a disposable HTML projection and start the local PairTeX view. Report the URL, source HEAD commit, dirty state, render command, and HTML output path, and confirm that no canonical source file changed.

  • Have an agent apply reviewer feedback to the TeX source

    Send feedback files to a coding agent that edits canonical TeX, rebuilds, and reports decisions.

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    Read and follow skills/pairtex-agent/SKILL.md in the PairTeX repo. Consume the open feedback in <paper-path>/.pairtex/feedback/, apply changes only to canonical TeX source, rebuild, and regenerate the HTML projection. Report the source diff, build result, and which entries were resolved, and verify that any unresolved entry has a thread reply.

  • Try PairTeX on the bundled demo fixture

    Run the isolated demo to see comments, Edit and Review modes, and section navigation.

    View prompt
    Clone the PairTeX repository and run `python3 pairtex.py --project demo/fixture --html demo/fixture/rendered.html --port 8765` from its root. Report the URL that PairTeX prints and list the files created under demo/fixture/.pairtex/feedback/, then confirm that demo/fixture/main.tex was not modified.

  • Check a paper in ICLR, NeurIPS, or ICML wrappers

    Render the public conference-template demos to test formulas, citations, figures, and tables.

    View prompt
    Read the PairTeX README in this repo and render the demo/iclr project with pairtex_render.py using the build command shown there. Report the render output path and the URL from pairtex.py, and list which of formulas, citations, figures, and tables rendered without errors.

  • Run the PairTeX test suite before tagging a release

    Sync the dev environment with uv and run the unit tests, including the version check.

    View prompt
    Read the PairTeX README and docs/release-checklist.md in this repo. Run `uv sync` and then `uv run python -m unittest discover -s tests -t .`, and report the pass or fail count. Verify that tests/test_version.py passes so the version in pyproject.toml matches __version__ in pairtex.py.

How to use PairTeX

  1. Check you have what it needs: Python 3 installed to run pairtex.py (standard library only); A local LaTeX project in a Git repository; A rendered HTML file of the manuscript, produced by the default make4ht renderer or an adapter.
  2. Open yuema137/PairTeX on GitHub and read the README and license.
  3. Ask your coding agent to render the repo with the PairTeX skill, or run python3 pairtex.py --project /path/to/paper --html /tmp/pairtex-rendered/main.html --port 8765 after rendering the HTML yourself. (inferred, check the README)
  4. Open the URL printed by PairTeX in your browser.
  5. Add comments, Edit-mode changes, or Review-mode proposals in the HTML page.
  6. Check that the entries appear under /path/to/paper/.pairtex/feedback/.

These steps come from our top use case, Review a LaTeX paper in an HTML view and record feedback, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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About this repo

  • Who it is forResearchers and paper authors who keep a LaTeX manuscript in a local Git repo and want to review it with a coding agent without moving the project.
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Requirements

  • Python 3 installed to run pairtex.py (standard library only)
  • A local LaTeX project in a Git repository
  • A rendered HTML file of the manuscript, produced by the default make4ht renderer or an adapter
  • A coding agent of your choice to consume the feedback files
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Questions about PairTeX

What is PairTeX?

A local, Git-native review and feedback layer that renders an existing LaTeX repository to HTML so humans can comment and edit in place while a coding agent reads the recorded feedback. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/yuema137/PairTeX.

Who is PairTeX for?

Researchers and paper authors who keep a LaTeX manuscript in a local Git repo and want to review it with a coding agent without moving the project.

What can I do with PairTeX?

5 use cases so far, for example: Review a LaTeX paper in an HTML view and record feedback; Have an agent apply reviewer feedback to the TeX source; Try PairTeX on the bundled demo fixture. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.

What do I need to run PairTeX?

Python 3 installed to run pairtex.py (standard library only); A local LaTeX project in a Git repository; A rendered HTML file of the manuscript, produced by the default make4ht renderer or an adapter; A coding agent of your choice to consume the feedback files.

What are alternatives to PairTeX?

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Is PairTeX safe to run?

Deduped does not own, audit or vouch for it. Read the README and license, run it on your own systems first and review every command before you run it.