Hey everyone,
If you use Antigravity 2.0 to write papers or documentation, you know the annoying part is the review cycle: compiling LaTeX, tabbing out to a viewer, spotting an issue, and then trying to explain in chat where the typo, broken formula, or misaligned table is.
I put together a plugin called PDF Reviewer to streamline that exact feedback loop:
- You ask Gemini to write or edit your LaTeX. The background compiler (
pdflatex,latexmk, etc.) updates the PDF, which refreshes automatically in the right-hand side panel. - You review the output visually. Directly on the rendered PDF, you highlight an awkward sentence or box a broken table and type a comment (e.g., “rephrase this”, “table is overflowing the margin”, “check equation 3”).
- Gemini fixes the source directly. Instead of copying text back into chat, you just tell Gemini: “address the annotations on page 2”. Gemini uses the bundled MCP server to read your comments and coordinates straight off the PDF, edits the
.texfiles, and the panel re-renders the corrected output.
It keeps the entire authoring, visual review, and agent fix cycle in one window without context switching.
Fair warning: it is heavily vibe coded, but it works really well for my daily writing workflow. Community contributions—whether authored by humans or AI agents—are highly appreciated.