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Last commit on April 14, 2026·Created on April 14, 2026

bchao1/paper-finder

Cross-examines the literature across venues, synonyms, and mechanisms.
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TL;DR

Paper Finder searches ML/AI/CV/NLP research papers across arxiv, Semantic Scholar, Google Scholar, and top conferences, but its real strength is the multi-angle strategy: it also surfaces papers by cross-domain synonyms, enabling mechanism terms, and motivating application framings. The skill maintains a per-topic memory bank and mind-graph that grows with every search, tracks BibTeX references, and invites deeper paper analysis via companion skills. It serves researchers, graduate students, and interdisciplinary scientists who need thorough coverage of a topic without manually repeating searches across venues and vocabularies.

WHO IT'S FOR
ML/AI Researchers
searching for related work and literature
Graduate Students in ML/CV/NLP
conducting literature reviews for theses
Research Engineers / Applied Scientists
staying current with ML research trends
Academic Research Group Leaders / PIs
managing and organizing a lab paper collection
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Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

See the repository for installation instructions.

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Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Find and organize papers on a research topic

Uses paper-finder

  • Research topic or keywords ([TOPIC])
  • Optional kebab-case topic folder name ([TOPIC-FOLDER]); otherwise derive one from the query
  • Web-search and web-fetch access

Check the repository for this skill’s setup.

Use the paper-finder skill to find relevant ML, AI, computer vision, or NLP research papers about [TOPIC]. Use web search and the documented multi-source search strategy. Create or use the kebab-case topic folder [TOPIC-FOLDER], then organize the initial findings in its memory bank, mind graph, and BibTeX reference file. Do not download PDFs unless I ask.
SKILL.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026