What problem does it solve?
Synchronizes a local ARIS paper directory with an Overleaf project through a git bridge so collaborators can edit in Overleaf while ARIS runs audits locally. It keeps sensitive tokens out of chat history and files by requiring a one-time auth via the macOS Keychain, and it provides a hardened setup that installs a pre-commit hook to block token leakage.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Two-way sync: keeps paper/ and paper-overleaf/ in sync with a clear source-of-truth flow.
- Secure auth workflow: token never leaves the user's machine, stored in the OS keychain after setup.
- Audits and provenance: ARIS can audit papers on local disk and in Overleaf, with guided commands for diff and review.
- Setup and automation: includes a setup script, audit script, and hooks to enforce security.
Quick Start
Run the setup script in your terminal to configure the Overleaf bridge, then follow the pull-before-edit and push-after-edit workflow.