style-check

To check LaTeX text for academic writing style violations, analyze the target .tex file against the rules defined in academic-writing.md to detect passive voice, hedges, and formatting inconsistencies, generating a structured report with actionable fixes.

Automate proofreading for a LaTeX manuscript by running a rule-based style check that detects violations of formal writing standards, identifies passive voice and hedges, and verifies citations against your BibTeX file to produce publication-ready text.

Yes, you can verify BibTeX citations automatically by checking your LaTeX text against the project's BibTeX file to ensure citation consistency, surfacing mismatches as critical issues in a comprehensive structured report.

The best way to enforce consistent terminology in a LaTeX research paper is to read project-specific terminology from CLAUDE.md and evaluate your manuscript text against those definitions, aligning language across the entire document.

LaTeX style checking relies on the rules defined in the project's academic-writing.md file, so you need this configuration to evaluate text across the 13 analysis categories and generate meaningful style violation reports.

An academic LaTeX style checker detects writing issues including passive voice, hedges, formatting inconsistencies, and terminology misalignment, evaluating text across 13 analysis categories to surface critical issues with recommended fixes.