What problem does it solve? Turning a research paper into a connected knowledge base entry is tedious: you must create pages for the paper, its concepts, claims, and authors, then wire up bidirectional links and graph edges by hand. This Skill automates that entire pipeline from an arXiv URL, local .tex, or .pdf source. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full paper ingestion: Resolves arXiv URLs, local TeX, or PDFs (with a preprocessing pipeline that recovers arXiv IDs and fetches original TeX source) into fully-formed wiki paper pages. - Entity dedup and merging: Uses find-similar-concept and find-similar-claim tools to merge candidates into existing pages instead of creating near-duplicates, with per-paper creation limits. - Graph and cross-reference wiring: Writes forward and reverse links atomically, appends semantic edges (introduces_concept, builds_on, improves_on, etc.) and bibliographic citations via tools/research_wiki.py. - Use Case: Drop an arXiv URL like https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.09685 into the conversation and receive a paper page plus linked concept, claim, and people pages, with graph edges, index updates, and a summary report of suggested follow-up ingests. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to ingest the paper at your arXiv URL or local PDF path into the wiki, optionally adding the --discover flag to get related-paper suggestions.