Find a paper
In Atlas
- Leave the mode on Find (default search behaviour).
- Focus the search box (
/) and type a title fragment or recognisable phrase. - Pick a hit from the results list.
- Read the node card: title, year, venue / conference fields, authors when present, linked repos, and any code-verification signal the build exposes.
Worked example
Search Attention Is All You Need (or arXiv-style 1706.03762 if the search accepts ids in your build). You should land on the Transformer paper and be able to inspect its neighbourhood on the map.
What to trust on the card
| Field | How to read it |
|---|---|
| Title / year | Identity anchors |
| Venue vs conference | May differ in casing or fullness; treat them as related labels, not two independent truths |
| Repos | Declared or harvested links the graph holds for that paper |
| Missing authors | Absence of authors is missing data — the UI may say so explicitly |
If search returns nothing, try a shorter title fragment, then fall back to Have? with an arXiv id.
Related
- Ask the graph when you have a question, not a title
- Citation paths when you already have two papers