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Use bundled or system TeX / Typst tools, automatic root detection, CJK-aware engine choices, structured logs, package repair direction, and PDF refresh without turning the project into a cloud document.
Inkmoss is a native macOS workbench for LaTeX-first academic writing: local compile, PDF preview, Typst and Markdown adapters, bibliography awareness, reference-vault context, DOCX handoff, and AI collaboration through reviewable diffs.
Inkmoss starts with the real mess of a paper project: source files, bibliography, figures, templates, compile logs, PDFs, DOCX handoff, and feedback loops with supervisors or collaborators.
Use bundled or system TeX / Typst tools, automatic root detection, CJK-aware engine choices, structured logs, package repair direction, and PDF refresh without turning the project into a cloud document.
Ask for polish, compile-error repair, citation checks, format checks, or self-review. Inkmoss turns accepted writing changes into explicit diffs and snapshots.
DOCX is treated as a first-class academic handoff target: structure reading, postflight risk feedback, visual validation, and repair queues are part of the roadmap.
The product goal is not to expose Git, tlmgr, Pandoc flags, or LaTeX Workshop recipes. Inkmoss translates those systems into writing actions.
Detect root `.tex`, `.typ`, `.md`, `.bib`, figures, vault files, compile settings, and project metadata from an ordinary local folder.
Scan project references, notes, PDFs, BibTeX keys, source files, and research text into project-local manifests for safer AI retrieval.
The async collaboration direction is "publish changes, receive review, inspect diffs" instead of asking ordinary writers to understand branches.
Local-first does not mean isolated. The collaboration model stays asynchronous, calm, and reviewable.
Inkmoss detects root files, bibliography mode, compiler settings, templates, and project metadata.
Edit source while PDF preview, logs, issues, and future SyncTeX navigation stay close to the text.
AI can read the selected text, compile log, vault slices, and recent diff, then return explanations or patches.
Accept or reject diffs, export DOCX, generate risk reports, or package changes for asynchronous review.
Copy the machine code from Inkmoss Settings, then submit this form. We will email a machine-bound trial code after review.