paper-search

You can search for papers in your Markdown notes by using keywords, authors, or research domains. The tool scans the 20_Research/Papers/ directory using grep to extract titles, authors, and metadata, ranking results by relevance.

The best way to find research papers within organized notes is using exact keyword matching and optional exclusions. This approach scans Markdown files to return contextual snippets and metadata, reducing manual searching time and cognitive load.

Yes, you can generate wikilinks to research papers found in your notes. The search provides clean formatting with contextual snippets and metadata, allowing seamless navigation and easy linking within your Markdown notes.

Yes, paper search works with Markdown files stored in the 20_Research/Papers/ directory structure. It enforces safe, fast querying by using grep across these files to extract relevant titles, authors, and metadata.

You can exclude irrelevant papers when searching your research notes by using optional exclusions alongside exact matching. This ensures safe, fast querying and clean formatting, returning only the most relevant matched snippets.

When searching for papers in organized notes, the returned metadata includes titles, authors, and dates. These contextual results allow quick assessment and generate wikilinks for seamless navigation within your notes.