Bringing in new results
Update Table 1 from results.csv, and add a plot of the ablation results.
Updated the 4 numbers in the Sparse adapter row of Table 1 from results.csv, and drew the ablation plot as Figure 1. The paper compiles.


Claude Code, Cursor, and ChatGPT edit and compile your Murfy project directly. Hand off everything from bringing new results into tables and plots to trimming the paper to a page limit.
Connect the AI you already use
Reads and edits your draft as you chat.
How to connect ClaudeUpdates tables and checks citations in conversation.
How to connect ChatGPTEdits your paper right next to your experiment code.
How to connect CursorBrings results from your experiment folder straight into the paper.
How to connect Claude CodeAlso works with Codex, VS Code, Antigravity.
What happened when Claude Code, connected to Murfy MCP, worked on a paper.
Update Table 1 from results.csv, and add a plot of the ablation results.
Updated the 4 numbers in the Sparse adapter row of Table 1 from results.csv, and drew the ablation plot as Figure 1. The paper compiles.


Fit the paper into the 4-page workshop limit. Keep the tables and figures.
Down from 5 pages to 4. I kept the 3 tables and 2 figures, removed the repeated summary in the introduction, and shortened related work and the discussion.


From the day the experiments finish to the day you submit, here is what you can hand to Claude or ChatGPT.
“Update Table 1 from results.csv and redraw the ablation plot.”
“Add these three papers to refs.bib and summarize them in one Related Work paragraph.”
“Check the draft for author names or affiliations, and for any \cite missing from refs.bib.”
“Fit it into 4 pages. Keep the tables and figures.”
Do your paper work with the AI you already use
Connect Murfy MCP in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, and that is all it takes.
A free account is enough.
Copy the URL from the 'Connected apps' screen in Murfy, and paste it where Claude or ChatGPT adds an MCP server (custom connector).
Claude or ChatGPT opens a Murfy page. Allow access, and you’re connected.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard way AI like Claude and ChatGPT works directly with other apps. Without it, the AI only sees what you paste into the chat. With Murfy MCP, it can open the .tex and .bib files in your Murfy project, read and edit them, and run compiles. You keep writing in Murfy with your co-authors, and hand off only the tasks you want to.
Most AI that supports MCP connections can use it, including Antigravity, ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code.
Every Murfy plan can connect, including the free Starter plan.
Yes. Edits go straight into the document, just as if you typed them, and co-authors see them. Ask the AI to show changes before it edits if you want to review them first.
Deleted files can be restored from Murfy history. In projects where you only have view access, the AI cannot edit anything. For important changes, ask it to show you the edit first.
No. Murfy MCP runs in the cloud. Add the Murfy MCP URL to Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI, and allow access on the Murfy page that opens.
Go to Settings > Connected apps in Murfy and choose Disconnect next to the AI you connected. It loses access right away, and nothing in your projects changes.