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A simple paper-monitoring script can be enough. Here’s when it makes sense to build your own, and when to let Paperzilla do the filtering.

Track PubMed alongside bioRxiv, medRxiv, and ChemRxiv in one focused research stream.

Forward Google Scholar, journal, Hugging Face, or other paper alerts to inbox@paperzilla.ai. Paperzilla filters the relevant ones into your feed.

Topic search across app, CLI and MCP, research briefs on Codex into Microsoft Teams, and a Telegram channel where you can watch my morning brief live.

A look at how Paperzilla's CLI and MCP access lets agents deliver a personalized morning research brief.

You can now switch any Paperzilla project to a weekly digest for a lighter inbox cadence.

The feed now lets you mark papers as Not for me, Useful, or Very useful. It is the first step toward better recommendations.

Three updates this week: ChemRxiv beta coverage, a Paperzilla skill for OpenClaw, and a pause option for digest emails.

We shipped the CLI and MCP server. Now I'm trying to figure out what to tackle next — and I'd love your input.

We shipped CLI and RSS/Atom feeds for your research feed — so your AI agent and RSS reader can both consume it.

Daily research emails are great when there's a breaking paper. We built The Feed for when you want to pull instead of being pushed.

Getting too many irrelevant papers, or too many emails? Here are a few quick tips to tune your digest.