Search the DBLP database and retrieve BibTeX entries for academic publications.
npx skills add https://github.com/AMGrobelnik/ai-inventor-old3 --skill dblp-bib
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: dblp_bib Source: https://github.com/AMGrobelnik/ai-inventor-old3/tree/main/.claude/skills/dblp_bib Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AMGrobelnik/ai-inventor-old3 --skill dblp-bib
This Skill automates the process of finding and fetching academic paper citations in BibTeX format from the DBLP database, streamlining the creation of reference lists for research papers.
Use the dblp_bib skill to search for papers by Vaswani and the title 'attention' published in 2017.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To get BibTeX entries, search the DBLP database by specifying the author, title, or publication year. This retrieves matching academic publications and fetches their structured BibTeX citation data for your research paper.
Yes, the DBLP search supports filtering by author, title, and year simultaneously. This narrows query results to find specific academic publications and fetch their corresponding BibTeX entries.
Automating BibTeX fetching is achieved by running Python scripts that interact with the DBLP API to query academic publications and return structured bibliographic data formatted as BibTeX entries.
Yes, installing the `requests` and `loguru` Python dependencies is required. These enable the scripts to send HTTP requests to the DBLP API and log the citation retrieval process.
Bibliographic data completeness depends on the DBLP database indexing. Older or obscure academic publications may have missing fields in their returned BibTeX entries despite matching your query.
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