Get Listed on PeerGraph.ai

PeerGraph.ai is community-driven. Here's how to add yourself, your project, or a research-to-product connection.

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I'm a Builder

You ship AI products or tools

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Open a GitHub issue using our builder template

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Fill in: your name, GitHub username, project name, description, and which papers your product builds on

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We review and add you to the graph within 48 hours

Add Your Project→
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I'm a Researcher

You publish AI/ML papers

Researchers are auto-imported from academic databases (OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar). If you're not listed yet, open a quick issue and we'll add your profile with your papers, citations, and co-authors.

Request Your Profile→Check if you're listed
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Submit a Connection

Anyone can contribute

Know a product that's built on a specific paper? The most valuable contribution is linking research to the products it enabled. Each link includes provenance — how you know, and how confident you are.

Submit a Paper → Product Link→

Declare Papers with peergraph.json

Drop a peergraph.json file in your repo root to declare which papers your project builds on. We'll detect it automatically.

{
  "papers": [
    {
      "arxiv": "2205.14135",
      "usage": "direct_implementation",
      "description": "We use FlashAttention for memory-efficient attention"
    }
  ]
}

Supported usage types: direct_implementation, inspired_by, extends, uses_library, cites

Fetch the JSON schema: GET /api/peergraph-spec

Paper→product link data is CC0 licensed. Free to use, share, and build on.

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We'll email you about new researchers, builders, and platform updates.

Common Questions

Do I need to create an account?

No. Browsing is fully open. To get listed, you just open a GitHub issue — no sign-up required.

What is the Applied Impact Index?

A metric we created to measure real-world product adoption of research papers. Unlike citations or h-index, AII tracks how many products were actually built using a paper. Learn more

Is this open source?

Yes. MIT licensed. View on GitHub

Can researchers opt out?

Yes. We respect GDPR. Any researcher can request removal by emailing us or opening an issue.

How do I get in touch?

Email ogkranthi22@gmail.com for questions, partnerships, or feedback.