paper-finder

To search research notes by title, author, or domain, type a query like "title: Transformer" to locate matching notes. The system matches papers by keywords and presents grouped results by domain with authors and dates.

The best way to find papers matching a specific keyword is to search across your notes. Results are ranked by relevance scoring and grouped by research domain to help you quickly scan metadata and assemble a reading list.

Yes, you can group research papers by domain for quick scanning. Search results are automatically grouped by domain and include metadata such as authors and dates to help you organize your notes efficiently.

To get a structured summary and source links for found papers, execute a search query by title, author, keyword, or domain. The system ranks results by relevance and returns links to source notes.

Yes, paper search works with notes that have mixed metadata formats by identifying the best-matching papers across titles, authors, keywords, or research domains. It ranks these results by relevance and presents grouped outputs.