paper-finder

To find existing paper notes, you can search across your research project by title, author, keyword, or domain. The tool surfaces relevant papers quickly and groups them by domain to help organize your literature survey workflows.

Domain grouping organizes ranked search results by specific research domains. This mechanism helps you structure literature survey workflows by clustering related paper notes together, reducing manual note-wrangling during drafting.

Yes, reliable search and domain grouping require consistent frontmatter tagging in your notes repository. Accurate tags enable the tool to identify and surface paper notes by author, keyword, or domain effectively.

Yes, you can locate notes by author and keyword across a knowledge base where papers are stored. This enables quick retrieval of sources during literature reviews and drafting without manual searching.

The best way to integrate paper search into a drafting workflow is to use it as a pipeline step to locate notes before drafting. It surfaces ranked results from your notes repository, reducing time wasted locating sources.