OpenAI Launches Prism, a Free LaTeX-Native Workspace with Integrated GPT-5.2

"A central aspect of Prism is its integration of GPT-5.2 into the document workflow. Instead of operating through a separate chat interface, the model works within the project context, with access to document structure, equations, references, and prior revisions. This enables assistance with tasks such as revising text, adjusting formatting, updating equations and tables, and locating relevant literature while preserving internal consistency."

"The platform places no limits on the number of projects, collaborators, or compilation time, removing constraints that are common in existing LaTeX collaboration tools. A central aspect of Prism is its integration of GPT-5.2 into the document workflow. Instead of operating through a separate chat interface, the model works within the project context, with access to document structure, equations, references, and prior revisions."

"This enables assistance with tasks such as revising text, adjusting formatting, updating equations and tables, and locating relevant literature while preserving internal consistency. Prism includes built-in citation management and supports synchronization with Zotero for reference discovery. Real-time collaboration features allow multiple authors to edit documents simultaneously, with inline comments and discussion threads supporting peer review and feedback. Automated error checking, equation conversion, and formatting tools are intended to reduce manual corrections and repetitive LaTeX adjustments."

Prism is a cloud-based, LaTeX-native workspace that runs entirely in the browser and requires no local LaTeX tooling. Users can create, compile, and preview documents with no limits on projects, collaborators, or compilation time. GPT-5.2 is integrated directly into the project context, granting access to document structure, equations, references, and prior revisions to assist with revising text, formatting, equations, tables, and literature discovery while maintaining internal consistency. Built-in citation management and Zotero synchronization support reference discovery. Real-time collaboration, inline comments, discussion threads, automated error checking, equation conversion, and formatting tools aim to reduce manual LaTeX adjustments.

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