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Search is also the app’s public surface: signed out, studio.remyx.ai serves real search results (no fixtures) — the rest of the app asks you to sign in. Every paper has a shareable, anonymous-readable URL at studio.remyx.ai/paper/<arxiv-id>, and legacy engine paper links redirect there. Press / anywhere in the app to jump to search.

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Search Interface

Type a natural-language query into the search bar. Remyx runs hybrid retrieval (BM25 + dense vector + re-ranking) across its resource index and returns ranked results.
/search/assets enforces a server-side deadline. If a query runs long, it returns a structured timeout (with a request id and the elapsed time) instead of hanging. Retry the request, and include the request id if you report a slow query.
Results appear in a card grid. Each card shows:
Resources with the Runnable environment badge have pre-built Docker images with dependencies installed and example scripts ready to run. These are the fastest path from discovery to experiment.

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Filtering and Sorting

A toolbar appears above results after you search: The Runnable tab filters to resources with verified Docker environments — useful when you want to test a technique immediately without environment setup.

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Personalized Suggestions

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Authenticated Users

When you’re logged in and haven’t searched yet, the page shows:
  • Suggestion cards built from your experiment tags — topics you’ve already explored, surfaced as quick-search shortcuts
  • “Relevant to your work” section with resources matched to your team’s experiment history

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Anonymous Users

When not logged in, the page shows:
  • Trending suggestion cards populated from live search queries
  • Recent resources section with highlights from the index

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Resource Detail Viewer

Click View on any result to open the resource detail page:
  • Full abstract / README
  • Resource links (arXiv, GitHub, HuggingFace)
  • Citation count and categories
  • Docker image reference (if available)
  • Dockerfile contents (if available)

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Briefs

When you create a repo-backed Research Interest, Remyx runs a typed, cited deep-research pass and stores a section-grained research brief for that repo: domain framing, a survey of approaches, future directions, candidate changes, and citations. The brief feeds recommendation ranking and grounds your agents’ drafting context. You can also ask questions about a brief and its runs by mentioning @remyx-ai on a pull request or issue an agent opened.

Briefs

How research briefs are built and stored, the Remyx bot, and paper enrichment

Feed

Personalized daily recommendations

Agents

The agents that draw on this same index