Feynman is an open source AI research agent that runs in your terminal. Point it at a research question and it searches academic papers, crawls the web, dispatches parallel subagents, verifies citations, and delivers structured research briefs with inline sources — all from a single command.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/getcompanion-ai/feynman/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Installation
Install Feynman on macOS, Linux, or Windows in one command.
Quick Start
Run your first deep research session in under five minutes.
Research Workflows
Explore deep research, literature review, replication, audit, and more.
CLI Reference
Full reference for every command, flag, and slash workflow.
What Feynman does
How it works
Feynman orchestrates four specialized subagents — Researcher, Writer, Reviewer, and Verifier — over a pool of tools: AlphaXiv for paper search and Q&A, web search for current information, Docker and cloud GPU compute for experiment execution, and session memory for recall across sessions. Every output links claims to papers, docs, or repositories with direct URLs.Install
Run the one-line installer. Feynman ships as a standalone bundle with no external runtime dependencies.
Set up your model
Run
feynman setup to pick a model provider and authenticate. Feynman supports Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, and more.Key capabilities
Deep Research
Multi-agent investigation with parallel researchers, synthesis, and a verification pass. Produces a cited brief saved to
outputs/.Literature Review
Structured review from paper search and primary sources, with consensus, disagreements, and open questions.
Experiment Replication
Replicate paper results locally, in Docker, or on Modal / RunPod GPU infrastructure.
Paper Audit
Compares a paper’s claims against the public codebase to surface mismatches.
Peer Review Simulation
Severity-graded feedback on drafts or papers, with a concrete revision plan.
AlphaXiv Integration
Search, read, Q&A, and annotate academic papers via the
alpha CLI.