PaperDockAn online LaTeX editor connectable to Claude and ChatGPT via MCP.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, or Gemini to a shared LaTeX project over MCP. Review every text edit your agent makes as a diff, then keep or revert it. Agent connections are always free.
What is PaperDock?
PaperDock is a collaborative online LaTeX editor that connects your own AI assistant to a shared research project. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, or Gemini over MCP, and the agent works inside the same project your team does — under the same permissions you have.
- 14 MCP tools across projects, files, comments, and chat. Your agent can join the discussion, not just edit files.
- Every agent text edit is reviewable. PaperDock records a diff against the exact revision the edit was based on, so you can keep or revert each change.
- One permission model. Owner, Editor, and Viewer roles apply identically in the browser and through MCP.
- pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, and LuaLaTeX compile in an isolated runner, with project history from source file to PDF.
- Agent connections are always free. Projects are private and support up to eight members during the public beta. See current workspace limits.
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How does an AI agent work inside a shared project?
Connect the assistant you already use. It reads and edits LaTeX files, opens and replies to Comments, and posts to project Chat — then you inspect its text edits as diffs and keep or revert them.
Can I use my local CLI agent?
Yes. Run Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI from your own machine and connect it to PaperDock over MCP. Your local figures, scripts, and data stay where they are, while the manuscript stays shared with your team in the browser.
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