proofread

You can proofread LaTeX and Markdown files by providing the document file path. The tool identifies and corrects grammar, spelling, and formatting issues, returning a clean version with inline notes explaining the changes.

Yes, you can check for broken citations and undefined commands in a QMD manuscript. The process detects formatting inconsistencies and citation errors across sections, equations, and references to ensure document integrity.

The best way to fix formatting inconsistencies in academic documents is automated proofreading. It scans LaTeX, QMD, and Markdown files to detect undefined commands, broken citations, and inconsistent terminology, applying corrections directly.

Yes, this proofreading approach works with equations and references. It applies grammar and formatting corrections across all document sections, including mathematical equations and bibliographic citations, without breaking syntax.

To get notes on grammar changes made to your manuscript, run the proofreading tool on your file. It outputs a corrected version of the text alongside inline rationale notes detailing every modification made.