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Introducing NeuroArxiv! (When Claude Reads Arxiv Before Building)
Use this Claude Code skill by Udit Akhouri to get Claude to read actual arXiv papers and help it decide on an architecture in a way that avoids reinventing the wheel or relying on retracted solutions.
This is an open source Claude Code skill created by independent developer Udit Akhouri. It takes your problem description, parses it into arXiv categories, uses HTTP to request arXiv papers from export.arxiv.org, then reads each paper in isolation (using one LLM call per paper so they don’t contaminate each other) to score them and reach a consensus on a recommended, cited solution. In their eval, the creator found that it was able to refuse to use a retracted solution that appears in the same list, something that regular search and cold-reasoning weren’t able to achieve.
Why a vibe-coder should care
Great when you want to be sure about the architecture choices for a non-trivial project. For example, if you’re working in an area like LLM cache warming, electing a leader for queues, etc., or in any domain where there has actually been prior work.
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