Dear Researchers, is now officially live! 🚀 Visit to install the plugin and unlock a completely new Overleaf research experience! From now on, you can summon Einsia anytime within your Overleaf projects to effortlessly: 📐Generate Images & Formulas 🔍Search & Cite Papers 🪄Fix LaTeX Errors & Polish Text —all without leaving your editor. Of course, if you have a moment, we'd like to take just one precious minute of your time to share the emotional journey the Einsia team has been on these past few days. Yes, we are a group of students, and just like you, we are researchers. The story of Einsia started simply. We love Overleaf, but we were frustrated by the many "you-know-what" little problems. So, we decided to create an AI plugin to build our ideal Overleaf experience. We had originally planned to launch on February 17th, but on January 28th, we saw the news of OpenAI releasing Prism. Thinking about OpenAI's technical power and financial resources, we thought we were done for. But after we seriously evaluated Prism, we realized it seemed to be just a low-spec version of Overleaf + ChatGPT 5.2? Especially when we discovered that Einsia was a better product, our feelings were complex—a mix of shock, anger, and pride. Our shock and anger came from not understanding why OpenAI would think such a product could satisfy researchers. At the same time, we were proud because Prism showed us that a student team like ours could bring a better AI product to the community than OpenAI. So, we decided to work around the clock, push up our launch date, and declare war on OpenAI and Prism with our product! Yes, we are not convinced! Because researchers deserve to be treated better! Yes, we are young and don't blindly trust authority! When it comes to "providing better AI tools for researchers," we will ensure Einsia is always faster and better than an OpenAI that delivers a "half-finished" product like Prism. ...