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Added web search to Papers with Code's upcoming chat interface This runs on Hugging Face Inference Providers via Baseten (new DeepSeek-V4 Flash), using Exa's MCP server, running inside a Modal container Drop your HF username, and I'll add you, eager for feedback :)

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