paper-search

To search for relevant papers within markdown research notes, use grep-based scanning across the 20_Research/Papers directory to match titles, authors, or keywords. The tool extracts matching content contextually and ranks results by relevance, coverage, and domain filters.

You can filter literature search results by author and domain within your notes. The search supports case-insensitive matching and applies keyword weighting to rank papers, allowing you to find all literature by a specific author within a targeted research field.

The best way to find specific topics across a paper notes collection is using case-insensitive grep matching over markdown files. It scans titles and content, applies keyword weighting to evaluate relevance, and extracts contextual snippets from the 20_Research/Papers folder.

To rank and extract context from matched literature in your notes, the tool applies keyword weighting and relevance scoring to the grep search results. It then extracts contextual text snippets around the matched keywords to provide immediate insight into the paper's content.

Paper-search is designed to scan markdown files specifically located in the 20_Research/Papers directory. It relies on this organized structure to execute grep-based searches and extract contextual literature results effectively across your research collection.