get-research-paper

To find real research papers, search arXiv, PubMed, and Semantic Scholar to retrieve existing literature. The results are ranked, de-duplicated, and verified for DOI or arXiv accuracy to produce a curated, non-redundant reading list.

Verifying a DOI or arXiv ID during a literature search is handled automatically during retrieval. The system enforces freshness and validates identifiers against source repositories to ensure cite-ready metadata is accurate.

Build a bibliography.yaml by discovering papers across multiple academic repositories. The process outputs a ranked reading list with cite-ready metadata suitable for direct handoff to a research-paper writing pipeline.

You can control recency and depth using command-line flags like years and result count. This filters the literature search across Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and arXiv to match your specified parameters.

Research discovery applies aggressive de-duplication to eliminate redundant papers from Google Scholar and arXiv. This ensures the final reading list is non-redundant and properly ranked by relevance and quality.

YAML-defined entrypoint activation is required to use the get-research-paper skill. You can trigger it using slash commands or natural-language patterns to start the literature search workflow.