What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of keeping a local ARIS paper workspace and an Overleaf project consistent while multiple collaborators edit across local and web environments.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Two-way Overleaf Git bridge workflow: supports pulling Overleaf updates into the local paper workspace and pushing local changes back to Overleaf.
- Diff-aware syncing: helps users avoid blindly syncing risky edits (like half-finished sentences or structural changes) by using a clear hunk-based decision approach.
- Token-safe authentication: uses the Overleaf Git bridge setup so the agent never handles tokens, relying on OS keychain storage and token-free remotes; includes a pre-commit guard to prevent token-containing commits.
Use cases: preparing thesis sections with ARIS audits locally while co-authors refine prose in Overleaf; resolving review iterations by pulling Overleaf changes, selectively syncing safe edits locally, and then pushing the final results back.
Quick Start
Ask an AI to guide you to run the setup script in your own terminal for a given Overleaf project ID, then return to the chat and tell it “setup done” so it can verify the bridge is token-free.