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Write scientific papers in HTML.LaTeX compatible.

WYSIWYG for scientific papers.
LaTeX only when the journal asks.

Papers machines can read

Writ uses RASH, a scholarly subset of HTML. Every section, figure, formula and citation is tagged as you type, so your paper is searchable, linkable and ready for linked data, not locked inside a PDF.

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HTML-first is AI-first

Plug in your own API key, or connect any MCP agent to a live session. Agents and skills edit the same paper you see, in real time.

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Every change has an author

Co-authors and agents write together. Each change is recorded with who made it, person or model, so you always know who wrote what.

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How does Writ work?

Your agent joins the paper like a co-author.

  1. 1

    Write. Draft in a calm, WYSIWYG editor. The HTML source updates live beside it, and you can edit either side.

  2. 2

    Invite. Share the paper with co-authors, and connect Claude Code or any MCP agent with one command.

  3. 3

    Review. Every change is highlighted and logged with its author, so you can see exactly what the agent did.

  4. 4

    Export. Publish HTML with CSS on the web, send LaTeX to the journal, and share a PDF with reviewers.

$ claude mcp add --transport http writ \
    https://usewrit.dev/mcp/my-paper

> Tighten the related-work section and
  cite the two 2025 RASH papers.

● writ · get_outline
● writ · replace_section "related-work"
  ✓ Replaced section "related-work".

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Write

A WYSIWYG editor for scientific articles: sections, figures, formulas, cross-references and bibliography. As calm as Notion, no LaTeX to learn.

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Collaborate

Write with co-authors in real time, like Overleaf, with live cursors and an HTML view that stays in sync both ways.

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Connect agents

Bring your own API key, or connect Claude Code over MCP. Your agent becomes a named co-author. Skills marketplace coming soon.

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Export

HTML with CSS for the web, PDF for reviewers, LaTeX for submissions. Venue templates (ACM, LNCS, IEEE) coming soon.

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Structure in, structure out.
Search everything.

A PDF loses your paper's structure, and machines have to guess it back. Writ stores your paper as RASH, so every section, figure and reference stays tagged and readable by search engines, repositories and agents.

Built on the RASH framework

Research Articles in Simplified HTML