comm-lit-review

To write a literature review for wireless communications, this Skill searches your Zotero library, Obsidian notes, and local PDFs first, then queries IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, and ScienceDirect to synthesize a structured paper table and narrative.

You can find 5G, 6G, and NR research papers by querying IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and ACM Digital Library using a venue-tiered search policy that surfaces high-quality related work alongside your local PDFs and Zotero references.

The best way to synthesize papers on beamforming and channel estimation is to extract paper-level facts like method, results, and limitations, then group them by technical axis to highlight research gaps in a structured, evidence-aware narrative.

Yes, this literature review tool works with Obsidian vaults and local PDFs by scanning your existing reading and annotations before querying external publishers, ensuring evidence-first retrieval across your personal knowledge base.

To generate a structured research table for satellite, NTN, and V2X sidelink topics, the Skill extracts key facts per paper including layer, scenario, method, results, limitations, and origin, then ranks the evidence to produce a synthesized narrative.

A limitation of using venue tiers for routing and resource allocation searches is that the policy prioritizes specific communications venues, which may exclude relevant work published outside the tiered IEEE, ScienceDirect, and ACM sources unless explicitly constrained.