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Hello, I would like to make some changes to the default configuration:
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Thanks for the question. Short answer: ARS deliberately has no configuration file of its own, so these five preferences route through Claude Code rather than ARS. Standing preferences: put them in your project's # ARS preferences
- Save all ARS output files to /home/<you>/reviews/
- Citation style: APA 7
- Literature search: exclude preprint servers (bioRxiv, medRxiv, SSRN)
- Prefer Q1/Q2 journals
- Prefer open-access papers from 2020 onward; before 2020, both OA and paywalled are fineThe search-related lines land in the right place automatically: they become inclusion/exclusion criteria in the search strategy that deep-research records, so each run's Search Strategy report will show them applied. Two things ARS does natively that are relevant:
Two honest limitations:
The env vars that do exist (cache paths, cross-model verification, etc.) are documented in |
Thanks for the question. Short answer: ARS deliberately has no configuration file of its own, so these five preferences route through Claude Code rather than ARS.
Standing preferences: put them in your project's
CLAUDE.md. Claude Code loads it at session start and ARS agents inherit it, which gives you "set once, applies every run":The search-related lines land in the right place automatically: they become inclusi…