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Discover GitHub implementations of research papers — from the terminal. Search 181k+ arXiv papers and find their code on GitHub. Works for humans and AI agents alike. Or with pipx for isolated installs: Requires Python 3.10+. No API key needed — works anonymously at 60 requests/minute. Use / before the subcommand: Format | Flag | Use case | --------|------|----------| Table | | Human reading (default) | JSON | | Scripts, pipelines, full response data | Quiet | | IDs only, one per line — pipe…
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