Recently-acquired papers, each with a real, graph-grounded novelty score (how topologically and semantically distinct it is from established work already in the graph) and a plain-English explanation of what it does. Entries marked "Pending review" have gone through the full real extraction pipeline but haven't been checked by a human yet — same disclosure standard as everywhere else in this graph, not silently blended in as equivalent to reviewed data.
Every new paper Syntology acquires, scored and explained the moment it clears the graph — not a citation-count ranking (a new paper has none yet) or a generic AI summary of the abstract. The novelty score is computed from this paper's real position in the graph itself: how close its own claimed method sits to everything already extracted, and how far its embedding sits from what it actually cites. The narration is grounded in those same real graph facts, not free-standing commentary.