Minimalist LaTeX template for books, monographs, and theses
Well-crafted LaTeX template; Overleaf gallery and Typst already serve this niche.
Minimalist LaTeX template for academic CVs
Minimalist LaTeX CV template with a one-page variant, but Overleaf already owns this space.
Academics, researchers, and professors needing clean LaTeX CVs
Overleaf · Awesome-CV · Deedy Resume
Well-crafted LaTeX template; Overleaf gallery and Typst already serve this niche.
CSS-themed SVGs are nice, but matplotlib and plotly already own this space.
Generate Agent can spit out a complete, compilable LaTeX paper (sections, abstract, citation scaffolding, placeholders for figures/tables) from one prompt and also returns a compiled PDF — that is an unusually concrete AI UX for research writing. It also promises TikZ generation and an inline PDF preview, which are genuinely useful. My caveat: automated citation/text generation risks hallucinations and the real value will depend on model provenance, reproducibility settings, and how well it integrates with existing citation workflows.
The product nails a focused niche: text-to-academic-figure workflows with extras like I2I editing, a multi-agent Retriever→Planner→Stylist→Visualizer→Critic pipeline, and explicit support for diagram vs. plot modes. The landing looks tidy and the mention of DDPM/ResNet and plot-code output suggests real engineering under the hood, but the space is crowded (BioRender, generalist image LLMs, fig-helpers) and model transparency, failure modes and export fidelity for journal submission are the open questions.
JSON content plus Jinja2 templates solves the AI chat one-off resume problem.
Cursor for research papers—polished LaTeX tooling with real researcher adoption (9920 users).