analyze-paper

To generate structured notes from a research paper PDF, provide the file path to the skill, which analyzes the document and outputs a standardized markdown note with metadata, content summary, and citations to notes/papers/.

The best way to extract metadata and findings from multiple research papers is sequential PDF processing, which applies a consistent note template to each document, recording title, authors, venue, DOI, and summary for quick comparison.

Yes, you can process multiple PDFs sequentially to build a literature review corpus, applying a consistent note template to each paper to support quick comparison and state-of-the-art positioning across documents.

Yes, the generated literature note includes DOI and venue information, alongside the title, authors, and a structured content summary, ensuring standardized metadata extraction for every analyzed paper.

The analyzed research paper notes are saved in properly formatted markdown files, stored automatically in the notes/papers/ directory to ensure navigability and reusability for your literature review.