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[P] citracer: a small CLI tool to trace where a concept comes from in a citation graph
`citracer` is a small Python CLI tool available on PyPI that traces citation chains for any keyword across research papers, helping researchers identify where a concept originates in a citation gra...
citracer is a small Python CLI tool available on PyPI that traces citation chains for any keyword across research papers, helping researchers identify where a concept originates in a citation graph. It supports both forward tracing (walking down into a paper's bibliography) and reverse tracing (finding papers that cite a root paper and mention a keyword in context), leveraging sources such as arXiv, Semantic Scholar, and OpenReview for reference resolution. Results are rendered as an interactive HTML page using pyvis, complete with keyword highlighting, legend filters, and a side info panel.
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