What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps humanities researchers move beyond summary-heavy literature reviews and build a structured argument from verified sources, clearly distinguishing agreement, disagreement, methods, limitations, and unresolved questions.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Source-status tracking: Separates directly read sources, verified bibliographic records, researcher notes, and unverified leads so only grounded material supports the review.
- Dialogue mapping: Groups sources by scholarly problem or position instead of chronology, making it easier to see how arguments relate, conflict, or converge.
- Gap and position assessment: Evaluates whether a real research gap is established, identifies missing counterpositions, and states the project’s contribution without exaggeration.
- Use case: A researcher supplies several articles and book chapters and asks for a literature map that highlights debates about platform mediation, methodological differences, and unresolved issues.
Quick Start
Ask me to build a literature dialogue from your verified sources, grouped by scholarly problem, with source roles, disagreements, unresolved questions, and a bounded gap assessment.