Read with a second pair of eyes.
The AI goes through one section at a time and flags what to look at: inconsistencies, unclear passages, wording that departs from the rest of the document. You decide what stays.
Publishing · Open source · coming in a few weeks
TYSET is a desktop publishing editor in which text flows through the frames of master pages and every format comes from a catalog. It opens Adobe FrameMaker MIF files, so existing publications can come along.
Built for publishers who review, correct and translate their documents with an AI that works on one section at a time.
For publishers
The work around a publication is mostly reading, fixing and translating. That is where an AI helps most, and where a person must have the final word.
The AI goes through one section at a time and flags what to look at: inconsistencies, unclear passages, wording that departs from the rest of the document. You decide what stays.
Corrections are made on the structured text, not on a flattened copy, so formats and flow are kept. Every change is shown before it is applied and can be undone.
The text of a section is translated while its structure stays in place, so the translation comes back in the same document, ready for the translator or reviewer to check.
Coming soon
TYSET will be open source under the Apache License 2.0, like the other Eonity tools, and will work with the AI you choose through MCP.
Follow Eonity on X or write to develop@eonity.org to hear when it is available.
Adobe and FrameMaker are trademarks of Adobe Inc. TYSET is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Adobe.