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LLMpeer reviewBizRouter

PaperReviewer

๐ŸŒ Website

AI-assisted paper review workflow. Upload a manuscript PDF and optional author guidelines and get a structured, staged review timeline powered by Claude Opus 4.8 via BizRouter.

LLMADSliterature search

Astronomy Literature Discovery

๐ŸŒ Website

Turns a plain-language research goal into a focused, evidence-backed reading list. Describe your question in natural language, review the structured search intent it extracts, and it searches ADS โ€” optionally following references and citations to related papers.

LLMwikidesktop appopen source

Astro-Note AI

๐Ÿ™ GitHub repo

A desktop app that turns research paper PDFs into a local LLM-powered Wiki โ€” Korean summaries, topic graphs, and Chat-based Q&A grounded in your paper library, with Obsidian-vault export.

LLMcitationsRAGMCPliterature

papertrail

๐Ÿ™ GitHub repo

Turns a corpus of documents that cite each other into a cited wiki with a searchable web app and chat: Marker JSON โ†’ section tree โ†’ LLM classification โ†’ cited wiki pages โ†’ SQLite/FTS index, plus an MCP server so a coding agent gets the same search/read/cite access.

FITSterminalRustimage viewer

RetroFITS

๐Ÿ™ GitHub repo

A high-performance FITS image viewer for the terminal. Renders images directly in modern terminal emulators via Kitty, iTerm2, Sixel, or halfblocks graphics protocols, with interactive zoom/pan, colormaps, stretch functions, and a full FITS header viewer.

LLMwikiarXivliterature

Astro-ph LLM Wiki

๐ŸŒ Website

A local research workflow that ingests arXiv astro-ph papers daily, classifies and graphs them into a searchable knowledge base, and publishes daily research briefs. Built on Claude Opus 4.8 by Humeris AI.

astronomyvisualizationD3.jssatellite tracking

ZenithView

๐Ÿ™ GitHub repo

An interactive sky map showing celestial objects โ€” stars, planets, the Sun, Moon, Starlink satellites, deep-sky objects, and zodiac signs โ€” as seen from any location on Earth, with live Starlink pass tracking.