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Yes, the Skill targets wireless, cellular, NTN/satellite, and Wi-Fi topics. It organizes literature by technical axis, capturing concrete metadata like layer, scenario, method, and key results to produce a structured survey of dominant approaches and research gaps.

The best way to find related work and research gaps is to retrieve primary papers and cluster them by technical axis. The Skill extracts concrete metadata like method, key result, and limitations to synthesize dominant approaches and remaining gaps in satellite and cellular networking research.

Yes, this tool works with IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and ACM as external primary-source ladders. It queries these databases after checking your local knowledge base, applying graceful fallback when external sources are unavailable.

You do not need a Zotero library or Obsidian vault to use this Skill. It performs knowledge-base-first retrieval but gracefully falls back to scanning local PDFs and external primary sources like IEEE Xplore when local knowledge bases are unavailable.

If external databases like IEEE Xplore are unavailable, the Skill applies graceful fallback. It relies on results already retrieved from Zotero, Obsidian, and local PDFs to produce the literature review table and narrative synthesis.