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How to try PairTeX on the bundled demo fixture with PairTeX

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

  • Research
  • Intermediate
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA developer or author who wants to see how PairTeX behaves before pointing it at a real paper.

The problemIt is hard to judge the review workflow from a description alone, and a real manuscript is a risky first test.

The outcomeYou have a running local view of the fixture, with comments, formula editing, and section navigation working on synthetic content.

What you need first

  • 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

Steps

  1. Clone the PairTeX repository and change into its folder.
  2. Run python3 pairtex.py --project demo/fixture --html demo/fixture/rendered.html --port 8765. (inferred, check the README)
  3. Open the URL printed by PairTeX.
  4. Add a comment, switch between Edit and Review modes, and check that feedback files appear under demo/fixture/.pairtex/feedback/.

Prompt for your agent

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.

Caveat. The fixture uses synthetic content and does not show how PairTeX handles the private SIDERIUS paper or your own build workflow.

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