Finding papers

Search for publications, read their summaries and add them to your bibliography in a few clicks.

Web search

The Web search tool (+ menu of the input box, under Tools) runs an in-depth literature search:

1. Describe your topic, for example diffusion transformer compression.
2. The AI splits your request into several queries and runs them in parallel on arXiv.
3. The results are aggregated, with a summary for each paper and an overall summary.
4. Write Bib + insert summary adds the references to your .bib file and inserts the summary into your document.

For a related-work section

Use the overall summary as the starting point of a "Related work" section, then ask the assistant to rewrite it in your style.

Ask the assistant

In Edit mode, the assistant searches arXiv by itself when your request needs it: "Add three recent references on offline reinforcement learning and cite them in the introduction." It adds the BibTeX entries and the \cite commands to its proposal.

Import the sources of an arXiv paper

To start from the LaTeX sources of a paper published on arXiv: Your Projects page, Import menu, then From arXiv, and paste the identifier (for example 2301.00001) or the paper's link. See Create or import a project.