AewolFlow

Guide

Open one paper, read it, check it, collect, and write — the whole of AewolFlow in a two-minute video.

What the video covers

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The problem
You can't read forty papers a week. So you skim abstracts and hope the one that mattered wasn't the one you skipped.
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Recommendations
Any paper works — arXiv or your own PDF. Pick your topics and new papers come to your home.
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Reading
Summary on the left, the paper on the right. Read it short or deep, with Korean beside the original.
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Benchmark audit
Every paper claims state of the art. The same five questions check that claim, and when the evidence isn't there, it says so.
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Grounding
Every number, quote, and citation traces back to a sentence in the paper. Nothing on screen is invented.
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Understanding
Turn a hard section into a conversation, or see the whole paper as one map.
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Collecting
Put papers in a collection and ask across all of them — each answer points to its paper and sentence. Then the citation graph, venues, h-index.
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Writing
Draft your sections, get citations suggested per sentence, export real BibTeX from arXiv, open in Overleaf.
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Close
Built for researchers who check the source.

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