LigphiDonk/Oh-my--paper

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LigphiDonkMITUpdated 5mo agoGitHub

A Claude Code plugin that turns your terminal into an autonomous research lab — literature survey, experiment execution, paper writing, all in one pipeline.

A research harness for Claude Code — turn your terminal into an autonomous research lab. Restart Claude Code. Run inside your research project, then drive the full pipeline with , , and . No GUI, no window-switching — everything in the terminal. Claude Code Slash Commands Claude Code is already a great coding agent. But research isn't just coding — it's literature survey, idea evaluation,…

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AuthorLigphiDonk
LicenseMIT
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GitHubLigphiDonk/Oh-my--paper
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✓Prompt-injection scan · clean+30/30
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Paste into Claude Code, Cursor, or any AI assistant to fix all gaps
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A research harness for Claude Code — turn your terminal into an autonomous research lab. Restart Claude Code. Run inside your research project, then drive the full pipeline with , , and . No GUI, no window-switching — everything in the terminal. Claude Code Slash Commands Claude Code is already a great coding agent. But research isn't just coding — it's literature survey, idea evaluation, experiment design, paper writing, reference checking, and a dozen other things that require domain-specific…

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