Paper Radar
What 28 AI labs published on arXiv, over any date range
Paper Radar launched on August 11, 2026 with 2 votes, #5,788 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
paper-radar finds the AI papers 28 labs put on arXiv, over any date range you pick. Every count splits two ways — papers the lab led, and papers it merely appears on. Method: match against ROR and email domains, using the author block read off each paper's HTML. You need it because arXiv does not carry affiliation. The field has a 1% fill rate; Semantic Scholar reaches 7%; OpenAlex returns zero for preprints. So "what did Google publish in the last two weeks" has no API that answers it.
Finds the AI papers 28 tech companies put on arXiv over any date range, and splits lead authorship from bylines. A SKILL.md agent skill — no ML, no state, stdlib only. - tigerless-labs/paper-radar
paper-radar finds the AI papers 28 labs put on arXiv, over any date range you pick. Every count splits two ways — papers the lab led , and papers it merely appears on . Method: match against ROR and email domains, using the author block read off each paper's HTML. You need it because arXiv does not carry affiliation. The <arxiv:affiliation> field has a 1% fill rate ; Semantic Scholar reaches 7%; OpenAlex returns zero for preprints. So "what did Google publish in the last two weeks" has no API that answers it. Install the paper-radar skill from https://github.com/tigerless-labs/paper-radar That is the whole install. The skill is one self-contained folder — skills/paper-radar/ , pure stdlib,…from github.com
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