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Scholar alerts used to be the best way to follow a field. Now your AI agent can read your feed, know what you care about this week, and send you one short brief each morning.

A free site that aggregates academic research on venture capital from dozens of sources, so you don't have to.

The Paperzilla feed now lets you mark papers as Not for me, Useful, or Very useful. It cuts noise today and lays the groundwork for a recommender system.

ChemRxiv is now in beta as a paper source, there's a Paperzilla skill for OpenClaw agents, and you can pause digest emails.

We shipped an MCP server, a docs portal, and llms.txt. Your research agent can now pull your Paperzilla feed without a custom API client.

Two new ways to consume your paper feed: CLI for AI agents and scripts, RSS/Atom for your reader. No dashboard required.

Pushed emails are great for breakthroughs, terrible as a daily habit. The Feed is a real-time, searchable stream that waits for you.

ChinaXiv is now part of your Paperzilla digest. It widens the early-signal radar for research coming out of China that doesn't always show up in the usual preprint feeds—summarized in English and linked to the source.

Paperzilla pivoted from rating and debunking individual papers to delivering smart, interest-based research digests-so you can stay current without drowning in alerts, noise, or endless scrolling.