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Hi HN — we’re shipping a feature in DeepTutor this week: turn a paper into runnable code and export a Jupyter Notebook.

It’s meant for quick reproducibility: implement an equation/method, run a sanity check, and keep everything in a shareable notebook.

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOnyym-jUPg Happy to answer questions. What would make this useful in your workflow?

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Show HN: Paper → Code → Jupyter Notebook (generate and run code while reading)