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Hot take: ResearchRabbit is great for finding papers but awful for notes.

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Hey everyone! 👋 I've been using ResearchRabbit for a few months now to map literature for my DevOps learning projects, and I have a pretty strong opinion forming.

The visualization and discovery features are amazing for finding related papersβ€”it’s like a dependency graph for academic knowledge! But when I try to use its built-in notes and tagging system, it feels really clunky. For example, I wanted to tag papers with concepts like "container networking" or "GitLab CI patterns," but the notes get buried and there's no good way to structure them or export them cleanly.

Am I missing something? How do you all handle your notes when using ResearchRabbit? Do you just use it for discovery and then manage everything in a separate tool like Obsidian or Notion? I'd love a beginner-friendly explanation of your workflow!



   
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