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Add priority and weight explanation to QUICKSTART.md
Document how category priority (normalized, 20% weight) and keyword weight (direct multiplier, 10% weight) affect recommendation scoring. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## First Time Setup
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```bash
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# Add your favorite arXiv categories (higher priority = stronger weight)
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# Add your favorite arXiv categories
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axp prefs add-category hep-ph --priority 2
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axp prefs add-category cs.AI --priority 1
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> **How priority and weight affect recommendations**
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> - **Category priority** (default: 1) — Priorities are normalized relative to each other. If you set hep-ph=2 and cs.AI=1, hep-ph papers receive twice the category matching bonus. The category score contributes 20% of the total recommendation score.
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> - **Keyword weight** (default: 1.0) — Weights are applied directly as a multiplier. A keyword with weight 2.0 contributes twice as much as one with weight 1.0 when found in a paper. The keyword score contributes 10% of the total recommendation score.
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> - Categories with no explicit `--priority` default to 1; keywords with no `--weight` default to 1.0.
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### Configure AI Provider (Optional)
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AI summaries and translations require an external CLI tool. The default is Gemini CLI.

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