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ScholarPilot

Building the Future of AI-Assisted Research

Where every idea is challenged before it's published.

🚀 Built for the NitroStack × Amrita University Coimbatore Hackathon

👥 Team: MindMesh

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👥 Team

Team Name: MindMesh

S.No Team Member
1 Vignesh V S
2 Praneeth J
3 R Pranav Adhith
4 Ramshray R B

📖 Overview

ScholarPilot is an AI Research Operating System built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using NitroStack.

Developed by Team MindMesh for the NitroStack × Amrita University Coimbatore Hackathon, ScholarPilot transforms the traditional research workflow into an intelligent, collaborative process powered by specialized AI agents.

Unlike conventional research assistants that primarily search and summarize papers, ScholarPilot manages the complete research lifecycle—from prior work discovery and literature analysis to research gap identification, adversarial validation, citation management, verification, persistent research memory, and IEEE paper generation.

By combining retrieval, reasoning, verification, and academic writing into a unified workflow, ScholarPilot helps researchers move from an initial idea to a publication-ready manuscript with confidence.


🔄 ScholarPilot Research Lifecycle

flowchart TB

A["🎯 Research Topic"]
--> B["🔍 Prior Work"]
--> C["📚 Search & Score Papers"]
--> D["📄 Extract Claims"]
--> E["🧠 Synthesize Literature"]
--> F["💡 Discover Research Gap"]

F --> G["⚔️ Adversarial Review"]

G -->|PASS| H["📈 Resilience Score"]
G -->|Retry| F

H --> I["📖 Citations & Writing"]
I --> J["✅ Verification & Memory"]
J --> K["🌍 Cross-Domain & Tech Params"]
K --> L["📄 Overleaf Drafting"]
L --> M["🎉 Publication"]
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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

See the LICENSE file for complete license details.

Copyright © 2026 MindMesh.

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