format-check

You can check academic manuscripts by running an automated format check that parses LaTeX and Word documents to detect missing sections, inconsistent citation formats, and cross-reference integrity issues, producing an action-ready fix list.

The best way to detect inconsistent figure and table numbering is to run an automated document-wide format check that parses your manuscript and reports cross-reference and numbering errors before submission.

Yes, you can scan an entire directory of LaTeX and Word files at once by passing the directory path to the format check command, which will parse all supported documents and aggregate the formatting errors.

Yes, the format check works across theses, journal articles, and conference papers regardless of discipline, applying automated parsing to ensure manuscripts meet formatting and style requirements before submission.

You can enforce terminology consistency by specifying a terms file as an optional argument during the format check, allowing the automated parser to flag deviations from your defined academic vocabulary.

Automated parsing limitations include focusing strictly on structural formatting, citation consistency, and cross-reference integrity rather than evaluating the academic content, logical flow, or subjective writing quality of the manuscript.