Papilot
Mark up a LaTeX paper's PDF and let an agent make the change in the source
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Instead of guessing with an AI detector, a writer can hand readers a checkable record of pauses, deletions and pastes.
iwrote is a browser editor that counts how text arrives (typing, pauses, deletions, pastes) without sending the words, and periodically has its server countersign a hash of the edit log. When you finish, you certify the piece and get a short link showing time spent and a drawing of the session that readers can verify themselves. AI is allowed as a helper; pasted text simply shows as pasted. Free for now, with a published limits page.
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