auto-paper-collecter
New📚🔭 Your personal research radar — an LLM-powered tool that auto-aggregates the latest papers for your keywords across arXiv / Crossref / Semantic Scholar / GitHub / RSS.
Summary
This skill automatically monitors and aggregates the latest research papers from multiple sources including arXiv, Crossref, Semantic Scholar, GitHub, and RSS feeds based on your specified keywords.
- It saves developers and researchers hours of manual searching by delivering a curated daily or weekly digest of relevant publications.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/auto-paper-collecter.md
/auto-paper-collecterUse Cases
Usage Examples
/auto-paper-collecter keywords='large language models, GPT-4' sources='arxiv, semantic scholar' schedule='daily'
Set up a weekly digest for papers on 'diffusion models' from arXiv and Crossref, and send the results to my email.
/auto-paper-collecter keywords='quantum computing' sources='github, rss' rss_url='https://quantum-journal.org/feed/' output='markdown'
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is auto-paper-collecter?
This skill automatically monitors and aggregates the latest research papers from multiple sources including arXiv, Crossref, Semantic Scholar, GitHub, and RSS feeds based on your specified keywords. It saves developers and researchers hours of manual searching by delivering a curated daily or weekly digest of relevant publications.
How to install auto-paper-collecter?
To install auto-paper-collecter: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/auto-paper-collecter.md. Finally, /auto-paper-collecter in Claude Code.
What is auto-paper-collecter best for?
auto-paper-collecter is a other categorized under General. It is designed for: testing. Created by PenghaoJiang.
What can I use auto-paper-collecter for?
auto-paper-collecter is useful for: Stay updated on the latest machine learning papers by setting keywords like 'transformer' or 'reinforcement learning' across arXiv and Semantic Scholar.; Monitor new research from specific authors or institutions by adding their names as keywords to track their latest publications.; Aggregate papers from multiple sources into a single daily report to avoid checking each platform separately.; Track papers related to a specific GitHub repository or project by using the repository name as a keyword.; Get notified of new papers matching your research interests via RSS feeds from your favorite journals or conferences.; Automatically compile a weekly reading list for your lab or team by scheduling the skill to run every Monday morning..