Creating a new latex project

Crixet offers users flexibility in how they set up and manage their projects, catering to different needs and workflows. Below are the three distinct methods to create a Crixet project, each with its own advantages depending on your goals:

Crixet Hosted

This is the standard approach to creating a Crixet project, providing a fully hosted experience with all the bells and whistles. When you opt for a Crixet Hosted project, your work is stored on Crixet’s servers, enabling seamless sharing and collaboration features. You can invite others to view or edit your LaTeX documents. This method is ideal for teams, educators, or anyone who wants a centralized, accessible project with robust community interaction.

Using Local Folders

For those who prefer to keep their data offline or maintain strict control over their files, the Local Folders option is a perfect fit. With this method, your project lives entirely on your own device—no data is uploaded to Crixet’s servers. You can still use the Crixet editor and its AI assistant to write and refine LaTeX code, but everything remains local, giving you full privacy and ownership. This is particularly useful for sensitive documents, personal projects. Just open the editor, point it to your local directory, and start working without worrying about external hosting.

GitHub Gist

The GitHub Gist method is designed for smaller, quicker projects or snippets that don’t require a full-fledged setup. By hosting your Crixet project as a GitHub Gist, you can create and share concise LaTeX documents—like a single chart or equation—directly through GitHub’s lightweight platform.