Polaris-Aeterna/loom-notes
A gorgeous XeLaTeX class + Claude skill for fill-in study notes — read and fill, learn by active recall.
Why it is useful
loom-notes is a recent open-source project in Education. It is included because it has recent repository activity and can support mathematical learning, research, modelling, software development, or AI workflows.
Repository at a glance
- Owner: Polaris-Aeterna
- Primary language: TeX
- Latest update: 2026-08-02
- Stars / forks: 139 / 12
- License: NOASSERTION
- Links: No separate project site was listed.
Good starting points
- Read the project README and installation instructions.
- Try the smallest example before changing parameters or datasets.
- Check tests, issues, and release notes before relying on results in teaching or research.
- Cite the repository and its license when reusing code or figures.
README snapshot
div align="center" Notes you both read and fill: statements and intuition to take in, blanks and proof-skeletons to work out. Learn by active recall, on paper that looks like an illuminated manuscript. img src="gallery/cover.png" width="320" alt="A Loom cover: a woven tri-colour emblem above an Optima title." /div --- Most notes are read-only: definition → theorem → proof, flowing past your eyes. You finish the page and remember nothing. Loom typesets the other layer too — the weave of your own understanding: - 🧵 A page is cloth on a loom. Warp threads are the ideas in play (a left selvage rail). Knots