What problem does it solve? Researchers in wireless and networking fields waste hours manually searching scattered sources for relevant papers. This Skill automates communications-domain literature reviews by searching your personal knowledge bases first, then external academic databases, and synthesizing results into a structured literature table. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Knowledge-Base-First Retrieval: Searches Zotero libraries, Obsidian vaults, and local PDF folders before external sources, prioritizing papers you already own. - Tiered Venue Search: Queries IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and ACM Digital Library with a venue priority system covering JSAC, ToN, SIGCOMM, MobiCom, INFOCOM, and other top communications venues. - Structured Synthesis: Produces a literature table with venue, year, layer, method, key results, and limitations, grouped by technical axis such as PHY/MAC adaptation, congestion control, or NTN resource management. - Use Case: Ask for a survey of rate adaptation in LEO satellite networks, and receive a table of foundational and recent papers with a summary of research gaps and open directions. ## Quick Start Run a literature review on congestion control for satellite NTN networks using my Zotero library and IEEE Xplore.
