semantic-paper-radar

To generate a literature review reading list, query multiple scholarly APIs like arXiv and PubMed to retrieve papers, deduplicate results, and score them by age and citations to output a structured markdown research map.

Mapping research trends across OpenAlex and arXiv involves aggregating retrieval from multiple sources, scoring papers by source authority and citations, and synthesizing results into a thematic timeline with a recommended reading order.

Yes, semantic literature search supports biomedical topics by querying PubMed with optional biomedical filtering, alongside OpenAlex and arXiv, to deduplicate and score papers for a synthesized domain reading list.

You can export a knowledge map to HTML by generating the default structured markdown research synthesis report, which includes thematic threads and timelines, and then converting it using the optional HTML export feature.

Yes, the literature radar deduplicates results when querying multiple scholarly APIs. It integrates sources like arXiv, OpenAlex, and PubMed, scoring papers by age, citations, and source authority for the final synthesis.

Academic lineage and must-read paper discovery are supported by querying official APIs from arXiv, OpenAlex, and PubMed, with optional adapters for Google Scholar, to deduplicate and synthesize structured research maps.