Release20260324v1.0.0

Researchers can quickly search multiple sources (arXiv, DBLP, Semantic Scholar) for papers on a specific topic, filter by venue (e.g., NeurIPS), and build citation networks to understand the landscape. This saves days of manual searching and ensures comprehensive coverage.

IP attorneys and patent examiners use the tool to search for relevant academic papers, analyze citation networks, and generate summaries to assess novelty. The multi-source fallback ensures robust coverage of prior art.

R&D teams in tech companies monitor new papers on topics like AI or quantum computing. The 'monitor' command provides weekly updates on recent publications, helping teams stay ahead of competitors.

Researchers building grant proposals can use topic analysis to identify trends and research gaps, and generate a research summary to support their literature review section. This adds credibility and saves time.

PhD students can import their Zotero library, build citation graphs from PDFs, and export references in BibTeX/CSV. The tool helps organize references and visualize citation networks for their thesis.

Offer basic search and graph building for free, with paid tiers for advanced features like unlimited depth, higher limits, and priority API access. Revenue from monthly subscriptions.

License the tool to corporate R&D departments for internal use, including custom integrations and dedicated support. Revenue from annual licensing agreements.

Provide a REST API for other platforms (e.g., reference managers, research intelligence tools) to integrate search and citation analysis. Revenue based on API usage (per request or tiered).