comm-lit-review-claude-single

To conduct a communications literature review using a local knowledge base, this Skill prioritizes retrieval from Zotero, Obsidian, and local libraries before broad web search, returning structured metadata and categorization for each paper.

Yes, you can synthesize papers on wireless, cellular, and satellite networks from IEEE and ScienceDirect. The Skill includes sources from these databases alongside local libraries to generate structured summaries with source URLs and relevance scores.

The best way to categorize foundational vs recent work for a routing survey is using the built-in categorization feature, which classifies retrieved literature into categories like PHY/MAC, transport, NTN, and cross-layer learning while distinguishing historical impact.

No, a specific reference manager is not strictly required, but the knowledge-base-first retrieval approach heavily prioritizes high-quality sources from Zotero, Obsidian, and local libraries to accelerate discovery before querying the wider web.

To generate a landscape overview for MAC/PHY systems research, provide a topic like "wireless channel estimation" to the Claude-based retrieval system, which synthesizes key literature into structured summaries and landscape reports with citations.