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# DeepPaperNote

**Turn a complex paper into an Obsidian note you will actually want to keep.**

[English](./README.md) | [简体中文](./README.zh-CN.md)

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**Do you often run into this situation: you want to study a classic paper carefully, but the hardest part is no longer reading it — it is turning that reading into usable notes?** The real time sink usually looks like this:

- jumping back and forth between PDFs, Zotero, web pages, and your note app - manually organizing metadata, abstracts, figures, and the method backbone - understanding part of the paper, but still spending a long time turning that understanding into structured notes - ending up with a note that looks complete but is not something you actually want to revisit later

DeepPaperNote is built for exactly that layer of repetitive, mechanical, but very expensive work. It takes over the gathering, structuring, figure placement, and note production work so you can