What problem does it solve?
Transform ordinary Markdown documents into publication-quality academic formats using a LaTeX-inspired structure, enforcing correct sections, typography, and cross-references, and enabling reliable PDF export.
Core Features & Use Cases
- LaTeX-style document structure with mandatory sections (Title, Author(s), Abstract, 1. Introduction, 2. Background, 3. Methodology, 4. Results, 5. Discussion, References, Appendices) and precise numbering.
- Validation for critical elements like abstract length, citation integrity, and cross-references to prevent orphaned references and broken links.
- PDF export via Pandoc using xelatex or pdflatex, with support for multiple styles (academic, ieee, apa) and optional bibliography integration.
- Real-world use: researchers formatting theses, journal articles, and technical documents into polished PDFs.
Quick Start
Load a Markdown document and run the export utility to generate a publication-ready PDF.