External pipelines · RISE project catalogue
Prism
OpenAI's free AI-native LaTeX workspace for scientific writing and collaboration, launched late January 2026 on Crixet, a cloud LaTeX platform OpenAI acquired. GPT-5.2 (upgraded to GPT-5.3 with Codex CLI in March 2026) operates inside the document with access to the paper's structure, equations, citations, and figures, covering drafting, revision, real-time collaboration, arXiv-backed referencing, and publication prep. Sits in the writing layer of the RISE pipeline — the manuscript-workspace counterpart to workbench products like Claude Science.
Where it sits
left: what it builds on · right: what builds on it · pale: exampleContributed by OpenAI
How studies reach it
No published study reaches it yet.
Disciplines it reaches
No study reaches it yet.
Solid: published studies. Light: examples.
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What it does
First big-lab product to make the manuscript itself the AI-native surface: the model is embedded in the LaTeX project rather than bolted on as a chat sidecar, and the workspace is free with unlimited projects and collaborators on a personal ChatGPT account. Converts whiteboard/handwritten sketches to LaTeX, auto-finds and formats arXiv references, and — since the March 2026 Codex integration — runs Python/R in-workspace with compile-check-revise self-repair loops for LaTeX errors.
- Focus
- drafting
- Inputs
- latex-project, natural-language-instructions, whiteboard-sketches, data-files
- Outputs
- latex-manuscripts, formatted-bibliographies, figures, compiled-pdfs
- Architecture
- single-llm, tool-use, iterative-loop
- Maintained by
- OpenAI
- Started
- 2026
Description
Data model- Discipline
- General
- Method family
- not specified
- Design
- not specified
- Research stage
- Literature discoveryData analysisCode generationDraftingRevision and editingDissemination
- Contributors
- OpenAI
- Usage
- not used in published research yet
- Source
- RISE project catalogue · projects/landscape · @4c17bae
- Record
- pipeline:prism · JSON
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Bring it into the standard
A pipeline built outside E2ER can meet the standard by describing its steps as a template, attaching the floor of checks and publishing evaluation records. Its authors keep ownership and credit.