A visual graph tool that maps papers related to a seed paper by citation overlap.
Seeing a field's structure at a glance: the clusters, the bridges, the must-reads.
I am exploring [topic] starting from [paper]. What 5 clusters should I expect, and which papers anchor each?
Help me build a reading order from this graph: foundational first, then bridges, then frontier: [describe field].
What questions should I ask to tell whether two clusters actually disagree or just use different vocabulary?
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