aget-search-literature

To synthesize prior work for a literature review, this Skill searches internal knowledge bases and external academic papers, summarizes key findings, notes convergence and divergence, highlights knowledge gaps, and provides proper citations.

The best way to search internal knowledge bases first is using a prioritized search mechanism that scans internal L-docs, patterns, specs, and SOPs before querying external sources to gather and summarize relevant findings.

Yes, you can get proper citations during knowledge discovery. This Skill provides proper attribution and accessible references for all findings gathered from both internal documentation and external academic papers.

A literature review handles convergence and divergence by synthesizing findings from academic papers and internal knowledge bases, explicitly noting where prior work agrees, where it diverges, and highlighting remaining knowledge gaps.

You do not need internal documentation to review prior work, but if internal knowledge bases like L-docs, patterns, specs, or SOPs exist, the Skill prioritizes searching them before external sources to ensure comprehensive understanding.