Attendemia Guides: Practical In-App Workflows

Attendemia is a lifeboat in the AI-era information ocean. These guides show how to turn that position into daily workflow: discover faster, evaluate with stronger evidence, and spend attention where it compounds. Research Atlas, organization public pages, and auto crawling combine into a one-stop flow for important research materials.

If you are new, start with the two workflow guides below. If you are deciding between tools, open the comparison hub and choose the page that matches your current stack.

Core Features

  • Awesome Lists: Expert-curated reading lists for specific topics, auto-refreshed from trusted sources with follower tracking.
  • Curated Feed: Filter high-signal resources across papers, blogs, books, lectures, courses, and podcasts.
  • Watchlists: Follow tags, people, and sources to keep a personalized stream aligned with your goals.
  • Subject Coverage: Track trend movement and review-backed ranking across fast-changing technical domains.
  • Research Atlas + Organization Pages: Use Research Atlas for discovery and organization public pages to evaluate each team's key materials in one place.
  • Auto Crawling: Keep source-linked publications and updates refreshed automatically so teams avoid manual site-by-site checks.
  • Decision Tools: Use compare pages and step-by-step guides for concrete workflow decisions.
  • Shared Reading Lists: Publish your reading collections to increase impact, and follow expert collections to catch up faster.
  • Real-Time Peer Review Channel: Enable internet-speed discussion between authors, learners, and experts on each item.
  • Comment-First Triage: Read comments and reviews first to decide whether to dive in, queue, or skip.
  • Attention Checkout Pipeline: Pay with Attentions and track your attention spending as a measurable learning budget.

Use Cases By Persona

  • Learners: Move from overload to a focused reading queue with faster triage and clearer prioritization.
  • Experts: Share curated pathways, mentor through comments, and help the community rank what matters.
  • Authors: Receive actionable feedback quickly and engage directly with readers and domain specialists.
  • Research Teams: Align what to read next with shared collections, watchlists, and tracked attention budgets.

Core Guides And Comparison Pages

Attendemia vs arXiv

Understand the difference between a preprint archive and a ranked discovery workflow.

What's New In This Workflow

Awesome Lists

Expert-curated reading lists for specific topics, auto-refreshed from trusted sources.

Research Atlas

Browse top entities by area from a public, sign-in optional page.

Organization Public Pages

Inspect each team's profile and key materials before deciding to follow.

Auto Crawling

Keep critical source updates fresh without manual monitoring overhead.

Recommended Product Workflow

Use this sequence when you want higher-signal outcomes with less browsing noise:

2. Validate signal quality

Open each organization page and item detail page, then check review quality, discussion depth, and attention cost before committing.

FAQ

What should I do first in Attendemia to reduce information overload?

Start with Trends to spot momentum, then open top-ranked items and read comments first. This comment-first triage path helps you decide quickly: read now, queue, or skip.

What are Awesome Lists and how do I use them?

Awesome Lists are expert-curated reading lists for specific research topics. Browse lists at /awesome, follow ones relevant to your work, and receive auto-refreshed content without manual monitoring.

Can I share my reading list and follow expert lists?

Yes. Publish reading collections to amplify your curation and follow expert collections to stay current on fast-moving topics.

What is the difference between Trends, Feed, and Watchlists?

Trends surfaces what is moving now. Feed helps you monitor people and ongoing activity. Watchlists keep persistent tracking on specific tags, sources, and experts.

How does the real-time communication channel work?

Each item can host reviews, comments, and replies from authors, learners, and experts. This creates internet-speed peer review and faster feedback loops than static preprint reading.

Why should I read comments before diving into the full content?

Comments quickly surface strengths, weaknesses, and context. Reading them first improves ROI by reducing time spent on low-signal material.

What is the attention checkout pipeline?

Attention is treated as a finite budget. Checkout helps you commit deliberately, track spending, and prioritize items with the highest expected return.

When should I use Reading Collections?

Use Reading Collections for project-based learning. Group related items, preserve context, and share publicly when collaboration or review is useful.

How do team seats and Team Pro operate within collaborative workflows?

Team Pro is activated at the workspace level, instantly unlocking collaborative capabilities such as shared watchlists, synchronized team notes, and joint reading collections. Workspace owners retain full administrative control over seat allocation (supporting up to 20 members). Seats can be proactively purchased to facilitate smooth onboarding, and any freed seats from removed members can be seamlessly reassigned without extra charges. It is important to note that a Personal Pro subscription strictly enhances your private account and does not enable team-scoped functionality.

How should I use Research Atlas with organization pages?

Start in Research Atlas to identify leading entities in your area, then open each organization page (/team/public/{slug}) to review their profile and key materials before deciding what to follow.

Where does auto crawling help most?

Auto crawling helps when you track many labs or organizations. It refreshes configured sources periodically so your team can rely on one place instead of checking multiple websites manually.

How do compare pages help me decide?

Compare pages are for decision-stage questions. They clarify tradeoffs by workflow, not by marketing claims, so you can pick the right tool mix for discovery, validation, and prioritization.

How do authors benefit from Attendemia?

Authors can get faster, transparent post-publication feedback, understand how readers interpret their work, and improve reach through curated collections and expert follows.

How do I add new content to Attendemia?

Go to Submit and provide the URL, title, and short abstract. Community submissions become stronger when paired with useful reviews and comments.

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