> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.brainworkup.org/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Luria Voice: neuropsychological report framework > Luria Voice is a Quarto + Typst framework that lets neuropsychologists render clinic-ready PDF evaluation reports from structured Markdown files. Luria Voice is an open-source documentation framework built for neuropsychologists. You write patient evaluations as structured Quarto Markdown (`.qmd`) files, and Luria Voice renders them into polished, clinic-ready PDF reports — complete with professional typography, confidential headers, and section layouts that match clinical standards. No manual formatting in Word, no proprietary report-writing software. ## The problem it solves Writing neuropsychological evaluation reports is time-consuming. Clinicians spend hours reformatting the same sections — demographics, test batteries, cognitive domain narratives, SIRF summaries, signature blocks — across every patient. Luria Voice separates content from presentation: you fill in structured YAML front matter and Markdown prose once, and the framework handles every layout detail automatically. ## The Neurotyp ecosystem Luria Voice is maintained by [brainworkup](https://github.com/brainworkup) (Joey Trampush, PhD). It consists of four Quarto extensions and a companion R package: Adult neuropsychological evaluation reports with standard cognitive domain sections and SIRF summary. Pediatric evaluation reports with age-appropriate section structure and developmental context. Forensic evaluation reports formatted for legal and court contexts. LLM-templated Luria-style reports with optional AI-assisted narrative generation via Ollama. The **cingulate** R package underpins the data layer — it provides functions for processing test scores, generating visualizations, and optionally driving AI-assisted narrative sections through a local Ollama backend. ## Key capabilities * **Typst rendering** — reports are typeset with Typst (bundled inside Quarto), producing high-fidelity PDFs with precise margins, custom fonts, and per-page confidential headers. * **Structured patient metadata** — patient demographics, dates of evaluation, and case numbers live in YAML front matter, keeping data separate from prose. * **Multiple report formats** — one `.qmd` file can render to `neurotyp-adult-typst`, `neurotyp-pediatric-typst`, `neurotyp-forensic-typst`, or the default Luria format with a single flag change. * **AI-assisted narratives** — the `neurotyp-luria` extension integrates with a local Ollama backend so you can generate or refine narrative sections without sending patient data to external APIs. * **Brand theming** — a `_brand.yml` file controls clinic name, logo, colors, and preferred fonts (Equity B, IBM Plex Sans/Serif, Source Sans 3, JetBrains Mono). ## Where to go next Install Quarto, scaffold your first report project, and render a PDF in under five minutes. Detailed setup for all four extensions, existing-project installs, and R dependency configuration.