tip started as "typst-inline-preview" 2 years ago.  But it's been
completely rewritten so that it is now a versatile system for
previewing math.  More accurate expansions are "Typeset in place",
"Toolkit for inline preview", etc.

So far we have

* A server program (in ./tip-server) written in rust that supports
  Typst/LaTeX/KaTeX.

* Emacs clients (in ./lisp) for `typst-ts-mode', `latex-mode' and
`markdown-ts-mode'.

The architecture is designed for easy extensibility.

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To start using tip, add ./lisp to load-path and (require 'tip).  Then
use `tip-send-nbd' or `tip-render-all' to render math fragments in a
buffer.

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Development of the project heavily relies on LLMs.  While I've been
using it on a daily basis, I'm still thinking about how to make it
maintainable.