paper-search

You can search markdown notes for papers by author or keyword using a grep-based engine with case-insensitive matching. It queries local notes in directories like 20_Research/Papers/ and outputs structured markdown results grouped by domain.

You can find research notes on a specific topic across your local library by querying titles, authors, keywords, and domains. The search groups matched notes by research field and presents ranked metadata with wikilinks for quick navigation.

The best way to locate saved arxiv papers is to search existing markdown notes using multi-criteria queries. It scans local paper notes, ranks results by relevance, and provides concise summaries with wikilinks for easy drill-down.

No external dependencies or APIs are required. The paper search operates entirely on local markdown notes using a built-in grep-based engine for case-insensitive matching, requiring no additional components or installations.

Search results are organized by research domain and presented as structured markdown. Matched notes are ranked by relevance, displaying concise metadata and wikilinks to facilitate quick review and linkage between related papers.

Yes, you can use a grep-based engine to search for wikilinks and keywords in research paper notes. It performs case-insensitive matching across titles, authors, and domains, returning structured markdown output for focused review.