What problem does it solve?
It turns scattered links, papers, and social posts into a verified, ranked learning-material pipeline, so research intake, paper reading, and note integration follow a consistent evidence-based workflow instead of ad-hoc bookmarking.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Material intake and triage: Processes
素材: links by reading the source, classifying it into S/A/B/Unread tiers, and recording candidates with exact-read evidence and receipts.
- Multi-source paper exploration: Runs parallel recall across arXiv, OpenReview, OpenAlex, bioRxiv, medRxiv, ChemRxiv, and venue search lanes via a standard-library Python script, then merges results with web and repo evidence.
- Structured paper reading: Applies a Keshav three-pass protocol for
请你读 / 精读 requests, producing claim maps, mechanism summaries, artifact deltas, and reader maps.
- Use Case: A user sends
调研:agent memory benchmarks; the skill drafts intent profiles, queries multiple paper lanes plus GitHub and docs, ranks candidates with evidence sentences, and outputs a deep/quick/background/carryover reading split.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to research a topic or read a link, for example by saying "调研:latest agent memory papers" or "请你读 this arXiv paper", and it will gather sources, verify them, and return a ranked summary.