What problem does it solve? Academic writers often need to align a LaTeX document with an established house style, and manually enforcing preamble structure, sectioning patterns, and typographic conventions across a long .tex file is tedious and error-prone. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Style Matching: Rewrites a target .tex file to follow the conventions of a reference paper (v3.tex), covering preamble packages, theorem environments, custom commands, and bibliography setup. - Typographic Normalization: Applies consistent rules for thin-space units, non-breaking spaces before references, em-dashes, \emph{} usage, and \eqref/\ref citation patterns. - Content Preservation: Changes only formatting and style while preserving all mathematical content, theorems, and technical substance, and flags planning-doc sections that need prose expansion without fabricating content. - Use Case: You drafted a technical report with inconsistent formatting and want it restyled to match your lab's published paper style before sharing it with collaborators. ## Quick Start Format my paper.tex file to match the style conventions of v3.tex.
