
Papi Curate
- 1 installs
- 35 repo stars
- Updated August 1, 2026
- hummat/paperpipe
Create project-focused Markdown notes from paper excerpts covering core claims, method sketch, evaluation, limitations, and an implementation checklist.
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Produces structured project notes in Markdown from paper excerpts, capturing claims, methods, evaluation, and limitations. A developer uses it to document findings and build an implementation checklist for a project.
- Structured note with method sketch and exact symbol names
- Canonical quote snippets with citations and cross-paper synthesis
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| Installs | 1 |
|---|---|
| repo stars | ★ 35 |
| Last updated | August 1, 2026 |
| Repository | hummat/paperpipe ↗ |
What it does
Create project-focused Markdown notes from paper excerpts covering core claims, method sketch, evaluation, limitations, and an implementation checklist.
Files
Create Project Notes from Papers
You are given paper excerpts (paste papi show ... --level ... output above, or reference exported files).
Project context (optional): $ARGUMENTS
Task
Create a project-focused note in markdown.
Include
- Core claims (bulleted)
- Method sketch (key equations/pseudocode; keep symbol names exact)
- Evaluation (datasets, metrics, main numbers, compute)
- Limitations and failure modes
- Implementation checklist for the project (only if project context is provided)
- Canonical quote snippets (<= 15 words each) with citations:
(paper: <name>, arXiv: <id if present>, source: summary|equations|tex|notes, ref: section/eq/table/figure if present)
If multiple papers are included, structure sections per paper and add a short cross-paper synthesis.
Return the complete markdown only.
For general CLI commands, see /papi.