Upload a Python experiment. Receive a complete 10-page IEEE conference paper in under ninety minutes — written, formatted, and ready to compile.
Five sequential batch operations across two model classes. Total elapsed time typically thirty to ninety minutes.
Submit your Python experiment file via the web console. The system validates encoding and queues the job for processing.
Claude Sonnet reads the source code and extracts the experimental methodology, hyperparameters, datasets, and expected results into structured form.
A complete section-by-section outline is generated with target word counts, equation placements, figure references, and 25+ academic citations.
Sonnet writes the complete paper in LaTeX with double-column formatting, mathematical notation, tables, figures, and bibliography — ready to compile.
Trigger an Opus rewrite to receive a second version with restructured prose while preserving every technical claim, equation, and citation intact.
An email arrives the moment your paper is compiled. Download as LaTeX source for Overleaf or as a fully-rendered PDF directly from the dashboard.
What the system delivers, end to end.
Every paper compiles cleanly with \documentclass[conference]{IEEEtran}. Double-column layout, proper section hierarchy, equation numbering, and a complete \bibliography section in IEEE style.
Every Anthropic call routes through the Batch API. You sacrifice instant response — you gain half-price processing.
Sonnet handles initial generation. Opus handles paraphrasing — the deeper reasoning model where it counts most.
No polling. No refreshing. The system emails you the moment your paper or rewrite is ready.
Download the .tex file for editing in Overleaf, or grab the rendered PDF directly. Both versions, both stages — original and paraphrased.
Every job appears in your console with real-time status. Filter, download, paraphrase, delete — all in one view.
Rough monthly cost for fifteen new papers and fifteen paraphrased rewrites — based on current Anthropic pricing.
Anthropic's Batch API guarantees results within twenty-four hours, but typical completion is between thirty and ninety minutes. You'll receive an email the moment it's ready.
Most reputable venues require disclosure of AI assistance. Treat the output as a strong first draft — review every claim, verify every citation, and disclose AI use per your venue's policy. Direct submission without review or disclosure is academically dishonest and frequently constitutes a publication ethics violation.
Stored in a private PostgreSQL database accessible only to you. Sent to Anthropic's API for processing under their data retention policy. Never shared, never resold.
Sonnet generates strong first-pass papers at lower cost. Opus excels at deep reasoning — exactly what paraphrasing requires when you need substantial restructuring without losing technical fidelity.
Download the LaTeX source instead and upload to Overleaf — it handles every edge case the embedded compiler might trip on.
The console accepts any valid Python file. Drag, drop, wait, receive.
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