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Amadeus

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Amadeus is a personal research library you run on your own machine. Save a paper from arXiv, OpenReview, or any PDF page with one click from its browser button, and it reads the paper in several passes and writes structured notes with diagrams and equations. It follows authors, keywords, and feeds for new work, searches everything you have saved, exports notes into Obsidian, and can hand the whole library to Claude Code as a connected tool.

Files/PDF
Notes
Web/Research

Use This MCP client To

Save a paper and get detailed notes back Follow an author and see their new papers daily Search everything I have saved for one idea Export my paper notes into my Obsidian vault Ask my assistant what is in my paper library Mark what I have read and see my history

README

Amadeus

Your personal AI research assistant that automatically reads, summarizes, organizes, and acts on academic papers.

License Node Docs

Documentation & Guides | English | 中文文档

Screenshots

Latest Feed Paper Library
Latest Feed Library
ARIS Workspace Tracker Admin
ARIS Tracker
Chrome Extension
Extension

Features

Paper Management

  • One-click paper saving via Chrome extension — supports arXiv, OpenReview, and any PDF URL
  • PDF storage in S3, MinIO, or Aliyun OSS with signed download links
  • Read tracking — mark papers as read/unread, view reading history with timestamps
  • Tag system — auto-suggested and manual tags with color-coded badges
  • Full-text search across titles, tags, notes, and paper content

Amadeus FAQ

Where does this run?
On your own computer or a server you control, with the papers stored in your own file storage rather than someone else's cloud.
Do I need a key?
Yes, you bring your own AI access — Codex CLI by default, or Gemini CLI, the Google Gemini service, or Claude Code.
Can I use this to summarize a paper I just found?
Yes — save it with the browser button and it produces a multi-pass summary covering methods, results, and the underlying math.
How hard is the setup?
Involved. You download the project, run its installer, and start a local file store. An interactive script walks through the choices.
Which apps can reach my library?
A Chrome extension for saving, a VS Code companion for browsing, and Claude Code or other agents through its connected-tool mode.
What do I need installed first?
Node 20 or newer, plus MinIO or another compatible file store for the PDFs. Obsidian is optional, for exporting notes.