The search bar supports special # keywords that filter results by specific criteria. Keywords can be combined with each other and with free text.

Keyword Description
#unavailable Artifacts whose URLs may no longer be accessible (checked periodically via automated HTTP probes)
#awarded Award-winning artifacts only
#github Artifacts hosted on GitHub
#zenodo Artifacts hosted on Zenodo
#nourl Artifacts with no artifact URL recorded
#artifinder Results tagged as ArtiFinder-discovered only
#available Artifacts with the Available badge
#functional Artifacts with the Functional badge
#reproduced Artifacts with the Reproduced badge
#reproducible Alias for #reproduced
#reusable Artifacts with the Reusable badge
#evaluated Artifacts with the Artifact Evaluated badge

Examples:

  • #unavailable - all artifacts with potentially dead links
  • #awarded OSDI - award-winning OSDI artifacts
  • #github #unavailable 2022 - GitHub-hosted artifacts from 2022 with dead links
  • #zenodo fuzzing - Zenodo-hosted fuzzing artifacts
  • #artifinder malware - ArtiFinder-tagged artifacts matching “malware”
  • #available #functional - artifacts that are both available and functional
  • #reproducible usenixsec - reproduced artifacts for USENIX Security

Keywords also work alongside the year, venue, and area dropdown filters.

In each search result card, links are displayed in this order:

  1. Paper
  2. Appendix
  3. Artifact links from scraped sources (for example, Zenodo or GitHub)
  4. Artifact links discovered by ArtiFinder

When multiple artifact links are present, scraped links are shown before ArtiFinder links.

Note on #unavailable: Availability is determined by automated URL checks that run as part of the monthly pipeline. A URL marked as unavailable may be temporarily down, rate-limited, or require authentication. The hover tooltip on each flagged artifact shows when the check was last performed.