For Academia
Stop copying co-author comments into your AI tool.
Strunk brings each Google Docs comment on your paper or grant proposal back to the AI tool where your code, data and references already live. Once you approve the revisions, Strunk writes them onto the exact text the comments marked, with each thread intact.
>Pull comments.
Maria is right: Table 2 reports d = 0.42, the aims say 0.45.
How should I fix it?
- Use 0.42 from the analysis
- Rerun the analysis first
- Reply to Maria and leave it
Reply with 1, 2, or 3.
The round trip
Every comment answered from where your work lives.
Your co-authors get a normal Google Doc. You get each comment back in the AI tool that already has your analysis open.
Publish the draft
Ana sends the grant proposal from her AI tool to a Google Doc her co-authors can comment on.
Bring back co-author comments
Maria's comment returns to the AI tool with the exact text she highlighted, next to the analysis it questions.
Decide how to answer
Ana checks the number against the results and chooses the fix.
Update the Google Doc
Strunk writes the approved fix onto the marked text, replies to Maria, and keeps her comment thread intact.
What it is for
For drafts that several people review before a deadline.
Strunk suits the writing that collects the most comments: drafts your co-authors and collaborators review in Google Docs before anything goes out.
Co-authored papers
Several co-authors comment on the same draft. Each comment comes back to your AI tool with the passage it marked, so you can work through all of them in one sitting.
Grant proposals
Collaborators mark up the aims, methods and budget justification against a deadline. Answer each comment with the call text and your notes open beside it.
Comments that question a number
When a co-author asks whether a figure matches the results, your AI tool can check it against the analysis it already has open instead of guessing.
Group reports and protocols
Anything your group reviews in Google Docs works the same way: the reviewers comment as usual, and the revisions land on the text they marked.
Supported AI tools
Use the AI tool you already work in.
Strunk connects as a remote MCP server with OAuth sign-in, so it works in each of these, and in other tools that support both.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Cursor
- Codex
- Claude Code
- OpenWork
- VS Code
- Other MCP tools
Your approval first
Nothing reaches the doc without your approval.
Your AI tool drafts revisions when you ask, and Strunk applies them only after you approve them, one at a time or as a batch. Strunk can reply in each comment thread to say what changed, and Google Docs keeps the version history, so your co-authors can see what changed and why.
Maria's comment
Does this effect size match Table 2?
Your reply, after you approved the fix
Good catch. Corrected to d = 0.42 to match Table 2.
Unpublished work
Your results stay in your doc.
Strunk is a bridge between your AI tool and Google Docs. It keeps none of the writing that crosses it, only the small record it needs to find your doc again.
Only docs you choose
Strunk can work with docs it creates, or docs you explicitly open with it. It cannot browse the rest of your Google Drive.
No stored document content
Strunk does not store document bodies, titles, URLs, or reviewer comments. Unpublished results stay in your Google Doc.
Never used for training
Strunk does not use your documents to train models.
No access to your AI tool workspace
Strunk only answers the tool calls your AI tool sends to it. It does not fetch your chats, files, or data.
FAQ
Questions researchers ask first.
Does Strunk write the paper for me?
No. Strunk moves your draft into Google Docs and brings the comments back. You decide how to answer them, and nothing in the doc changes until you approve the revisions in your AI tool.
Do my co-authors need Strunk?
No. They comment in the Google Doc you share with them, the way they already do.
Does it work with LaTeX, Overleaf or Word?
Not yet. Strunk publishes to and revises Google Docs. If your group drafts in Overleaf or Word, Strunk cannot reach those files today.
Does it work for papers that are not in English?
Publishing, comments and revisions work in any language. The optional writing rules check English only, so turn them off for other languages.
Is there academic pricing?
Not at the moment. Every account starts with 3 free documents, with unlimited revisions on each, and the paid plans are the same for everyone.
Your first 3 documents are free
Does this effect size match Table 2?