lumi-research-watchlist

To set up a scheduled research watchlist, you use plain-language commands to define your query, sources, and schedule. The tool configures the watchlist.yml file automatically, enabling ongoing research discovery across arXiv without manual YAML edits.

Yes, you can pause and resume specific research topics in your scheduled discovery watchlist. The tool applies targeted updates to your watchlist entries, allowing you to manage arXiv and Semantic Scholar monitoring schedules with minimal file edits.

You can configure scheduled topic discovery across arXiv, Semantic Scholar, and OpenAlex. The watchlist setup allows you to specify multiple sources for each research interest, ensuring comprehensive discovery across supported academic databases.

The watchlist validation process checks your research topic configurations using a runner dry-run or YAML structure verification. This validation-first approach ensures your watchlist file edits are safe and conform to allowed values before external scheduling and ingestion apply.

The best way to follow LLM agent memory research is adding it as a watchlist entry with a defined schedule and item limit. This automates recurring arXiv discovery, fetching up to 5 new items per run without manual tracking.

No, you do not need to manually edit the watchlist.yml file to change your research discovery schedule. The tool makes the smallest necessary file edits based on plain-language commands, handling schedule updates and source changes automatically.