What problem does it solve?
Researchers in wireless communications and networking waste hours manually searching scattered sources for relevant papers. This Skill automates knowledge-base-first literature retrieval, prioritizing your existing Zotero library, Obsidian notes, and local PDFs before searching IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and ACM Digital Library.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Knowledge-Base-First Retrieval: Searches your Zotero library, Obsidian vault, and local papers/ or literature/ folders before external databases, with graceful degradation if any source is unavailable.
- Tiered Venue Ranking: Prioritizes Tier A venues (JSAC, ToN, TWC, SIGCOMM, NSDI, MobiCom, INFOCOM) and widens to Tier B/C only when results are sparse.
- Structured Synthesis Output: Produces a literature table with venue, year, layer, method, key result, limitation, and source, followed by a gap analysis and practical takeaway.
- Use Case: Ask for a survey on LEO satellite beamforming, and the Skill scans your Zotero library first, then IEEE Xplore, and returns a grouped table separating foundational work from recent 2022+ publications.
Quick Start
Run a literature review on NTN satellite resource allocation using my Zotero library and IEEE Xplore.
