lumi-research-watch-run

You run watchlist discovery by triggering a one-shot discovery pass against your watchlist configuration file. This process polls your configured topics and feeds, writes new paper candidates to a raw discovered directory, and returns a JSON summary of the findings.

Yes, cron automation supports scheduled polling of RSS feeds for new papers. The discovery runner integrates with cron, launchd, or Task Scheduler to trigger recurring discovery passes, automatically checking your watchlist for new items at set intervals.

Stateful ingestion tracks the polling status of each RSS feed by saving state files under a dedicated feeds directory. This mechanism ensures the discovery runner remembers previous checks, preventing duplicate paper candidates from appearing in subsequent discovery passes.

No, watchlist discovery does not modify your wiki. The discovery runner explicitly leaves wiki directories untouched, only writing newly discovered paper candidates to a raw discovered folder and updating internal feed state files.

Before checking for new papers, you need a watchlist configuration file defining your desired topics and RSS feeds. The discovery runner requires this YAML configuration file to execute a discovery pass and identify relevant new paper candidates.