Agentero is a local research workspace that connects papers, structured reading material, Markdown notes, and AI agents in one place. Researchers use it to read and annotate PDFs, extract formulas and figures, organize literature, and collaborate with agents on research tasks while keeping context locally. Its catalogue skills and instruction support agent-assisted research workflows in Agentero.
Use the Agentero CLI (bin agentero) to create, discover, and inspect a local research vault and catalog—list/get papers, import by id/URL/PDF, layout regions, reading marks, download assets, parse PAPER.md, export bib—without BYOA. Prefer --json. Discover unknown flags via agentero describe. Use when managing a vault…
Runs a deep, survey-grade literature investigation on a research topic: freezes research questions, searches from multiple adversarial perspectives, verifies every citation, synthesizes evidence into a MECE taxonomy with in-sentence cross-comparison, and answers the research questions in an evidence-first report. Use…
Evaluates a preliminary research idea against a five-dimension framework (Higher, Faster, Stronger, Cheaper, Broader) plus idea-lifecycle and student-capability matching, paradigm-shift probing, and a fatal-flaws audit. Returns a reviewer-style verdict; non-STEM ideas route to substitute frameworks. Use when the user…
A research-paper reading workflow that explains a paper's main contribution, methods, experiments, and limitations in clear notes. It reads LaTeX source first, then other available paper formats.
Normalize an existing research directory into an Agentero vault layout. Use when reorganizing files, papers, notes, PDFs, TeX sources, marks, assets, attachments, or legacy Zotero/Obsidian-style folders to match Agentero directory and catalog conventions.
Improve academic paper writing quality for ML/CV/NLP-style papers with clear section structure, paragraph flow, and reviewer-facing presentation. Use when drafting or revising Abstract, Introduction, Related Work, Method, Experiments, or Conclusion; polishing figures/tables; checking claim-support alignment; or…
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