Md2Docx
Markdown to editable Word, with real equations and diagrams
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Papilot
Mark up a LaTeX paper's PDF and let an agent make the change in the source
For academics who lose hours mapping reviewer notes back to .tex lines, this lets an agent find the source while you stay on the typeset page and approve each diff.
Papilot opens a LaTeX project as its compiled PDF. You mark a sentence, equation or figure, leave a note, and an agent you already use, such as Claude, Codex or Cursor, finds the matching source and edits it. Each change comes back as a typeset before-and-after to accept or reject, and everything lands in Git, which also handles coauthor sync. MIT, macOS and Linux, needs Git, a TeX distribution and your own agent login. Overleaf is the obvious comparison.
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