Query and analyze scholarly literature using the OpenAlex database API.
npx skills add https://github.com/biomaps-infra/blender-opencode --skill db-openalex
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: db-openalex Source: https://github.com/biomaps-infra/blender-opencode/tree/main/.opencode/skills/db-openalex Command: npx skills add https://github.com/biomaps-infra/blender-opencode --skill db-openalex
This Skill provides access to a vast, open catalog of scholarly works, enabling researchers and analysts to efficiently find, analyze, and understand academic literature without complex API integrations.
Initialize the OpenAlex client with your email address to begin querying the database.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To find open access academic papers, you can query the OpenAlex database by keywords and filter the results to only include open access publications. This Skill searches over 240 million scholarly works and returns matching open access literature.
Yes, you can use Python scripts to analyze research trends and track citations by querying the OpenAlex API. The Skill provides helper functions to retrieve citation counts, analyze publication trends, and conduct bibliometric analysis across scholarly works.
The best way to find highly cited papers by an institution is to query the OpenAlex database using the institution filter and sort the results by citation count. This Skill directly queries the API to return a ranked list of works from that institution.
You do not need an API key to search scholarly literature with OpenAlex, but you should initialize the client with your email address. Providing your email in the Python API requests helps OpenAlex route your queries more efficiently.
Yes, this bibliometric analysis tool supports filtering by publication year when querying the OpenAlex API. You can specify date ranges, such as finding papers published after 2020, to refine your academic search results.
A limitation of using OpenAlex for literature reviews is that it relies on the OpenAlex database coverage, which includes over 240 million works but may have metadata gaps. The Skill's analysis is limited to the bibliometric data returned by the API.
m0atSearch and analyze scholarly literature via the OpenAlex API.
xjtulycRetrieve OpenAlex publication metadata and compute bibliometric indices.
beetz12Query a local BTR tree with natural language and domain filters.
drkamarulSearch and analyze biomedical literature from PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, and Google Scholar.
