Latest N is not a complete daily window
The README explicitly warns that papers older than the fetched latest-N set can be missed after a long gap. A “daily” report name does not guarantee exhaustive daily coverage.
Inspect the supporting source ↗An automated research paper radar that fetches the latest papers from arXiv, evaluates their relevance to a configurable research profile using TypeSafe AI, and ranks them by relevance score. Designed for personalized, daily literature discovery across different research domains.
Per paper, Jev answers the overall relevance Noul and configured dimensions together; code applies display thresholds while retaining every successful evaluation.
Separates a short reading list from the complete evaluation archive, with failed items remaining retryable.
Fixed-version documentation and implementation material were inspected on 2026-10-24. The paper-fetch and live evaluation flow was not run here. The review relies on the pinned protocol documentation and model definitions, not a relevance benchmark.
Build a research-paper shortlist without silently losing failed or low-scoring evaluations.
Material analysed:
The README explicitly warns that papers older than the fetched latest-N set can be missed after a long gap. A “daily” report name does not guarantee exhaustive daily coverage.
Inspect the supporting source ↗Markdown applies relevance and display limits; JSON retains all successfully scored papers. API failures remain retryable instead of being marked seen.
Inspect the supporting source ↗Choose it for a bounded personal reading queue. Raise retrieval coverage or use a different feed strategy when missing any paper is unacceptable.
Inspect --check-config and the Output and recovery section. Confirm that the command validates configuration only, and compare what belongs in Markdown, JSONL and the seen file after a failed evaluation.