paper-curator

To add academic papers to a JSON database, provide metadata fields like title, authors, and publication date. The system validates categories and appends entries to papers.json, preventing duplicate records by checking IDs and URLs.

Curating academic papers requires metadata fields including id, title, authors, publication date, revision date, category, url, and summaries. This structured metadata populates portfolio cards and ensures consistent web presentation.

To prevent duplicate entries in a JSON collection, the system checks for identical IDs, similar titles, and matching URLs. If a potential duplicate is detected, it prompts for metadata updates instead of creating a redundant record.

Yes, you can update existing paper metadata in your web portfolio database. When the system detects matching IDs or URLs during insertion, it prompts you to update the current JSON entry with new summaries or revision dates.

Yes, the paper curation process validates the category field against a predefined allowed list. This validation ensures your academic papers are consistently classified before being written as JSON entries into the portfolio database.