Open-source CLI that reads your LaTeX paper, runs a 7-step review pipeline, and fixes issues through reviewable diff patches. Validates citations against CrossRef and Semantic Scholar, analyzes figures and tables, and renders your PDF to a vision model to catch layout problems text analysis can't see. 26 commands, 14 venue templates, checkpoint safety. One command: /review full.
I built TexGuardian after spending too many deadline nights fixing LaTeX formatting instead of focusing on research.
The core idea: your paper goes through a 7-step autonomous pipeline (compile, verify, fix, validate citations, analyze figures, analyze tables, visual polish) — but every edit is shown as a unified diff you approve before anything changes. Checkpoints before every modification, instant rollback.
The citation validation checks every reference against CrossRef and Semantic Scholar — catches hallucinated or outdated papers before reviewers do. The visual polish step renders your PDF and sends pages to a vision model to catch overlapping figures, bad spacing, and margin issues.
Free, MIT licensed, pip install texguardian. Happy to answer any questions!
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