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AI Code Finder, Alerts, Ask Questions about Papers: CatalyzeX
🧑💻 Get code for AI & other research papers, create alerts, ask authors questions directly on Google, ArXiv, Scholar, PubMed, IEEE
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CatalyzeX's free browser extension instantly finds and shows open-source code implementations for any research papers (AI and more) you encounter when browsing Google, ArXiv, Scholar, Github, Twitter/X, and many other search engines, forums, LLM/AI chats, and scholarly/academic websites.
Don't see it on a website you want? Send us a note [email protected]
Code for Papers Everywhere:
▶ Browse the web as usual and you'll start seeing [CODE] buttons next to papers everywhere.
▶ These buttons will automatically appear directly on the page for any implementation links found.
▶ Click on any [CODE] button to instantly jump to the open-source implementation and explore!
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However most papers do not have code...
it is not useful
great, extremely useful
NIce tool to have. Saved a lot of time for me!!
Handy little extension.
Amazing Application !
Very useful extension. It saves a lot of time while doing your research. I appreciate it. Good job!
Really useful extension for finding precisely what you need. Saves a lot of time trying to find code manually.
Really neat tool! Bear in mind it only works for papers that do have code/github links, and not for those without. A great next step would be matching papers who don't have the code/github but say they reference some type of coding framework with some of the actual code.
This is huge for me, reproducing the results I found in papers used to take me hours because the code was impossible to find. Now I just use Catalyze and I can fork the code right away!