get-review-theme

To extract a systematic review topic from a PDF or Word document, input the file directly. The skill processes heterogeneous inputs including PDFs, Word, Markdown, and webpages to output a structured theme sentence, keywords, and core questions.

A structured literature review theme is a concise topic sentence paired with keywords and core questions. It automates extraction from heterogeneous inputs, reducing manual drafting time and ensuring consistency for systematic reviews.

Yes, you can use images and file folders as input for keyword extraction. The skill supports multimodal input handling, accepting text, images, webpages, and entire folders to generate keywords and core questions.

Yes, the extracted review theme preserves standard terminology like MeSH or ACM-CCS. When processing inputs into a machine-friendly representation, it retains applicable MeSH or ACM-CCS-style terminology for systematic literature reviews.

To generate core questions for a literature review from Markdown or TeX files, provide the files as input. The skill analyzes these formats to produce a structured output containing a theme, keywords, and core questions suitable for downstream review tasks.

The best way to prepare notes for automated topic extraction is to gather them in supported formats like text, PDFs, Word, or Markdown. Feeding research ideas or notes into the skill quickly yields a ready-to-use topic, keywords, and core questions.