Command Claude Code
A command for bringing a paper closer to a required page count through layout changes and, only when needed, controlled wording changes. It checks the rendered document after each adjustment.
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Command Claude Code
A command for bringing a paper closer to a required page count through layout changes and, only when needed, controlled wording changes. It checks the rendered document after each adjustment.
Command Claude Code
A PaperFit command that checks the visual layout of a LaTeX paper and produces a diagnostic report without changing source files. The report identifies issues by page and severity.
Command Claude Code
A PaperFit command that runs a complete visual layout improvement cycle for a LaTeX project. It can inspect the rendered paper, identify problems, apply repairs, and check the result.
Command Claude Code
A command for moving a research paper from one document template to another, such as from an AAAI format to an ICLR format. It adjusts the document setup, figures, page count, and incompatible macros while checking the rendered pages.
Command Claude Code
A command for reviewing and changing the repair priority of a PaperFit LaTeX project. LaTeX is a document system often used for academic papers, and PaperFit checks their visual layout.
Command Claude Code
A command for restoring the most recent backup made before PaperFit automatically edited a paper's source files.
Command Claude Code
A single natural-language command for PaperFit, a tool that analyzes and repairs the layout of LaTeX research papers. It routes a request to the appropriate PaperFit task.
Command Claude Code
A PaperFit command for repairing a specified table or the main table problems in a LaTeX paper. It focuses on making tables readable and structurally sound rather than merely shrinking them.
Command Claude Code
A command for viewing the current PaperFit task summary, including layout defects, repair progress, visual priorities, and next actions.