lit

Orchestrate literature pipelines by parsing natural language queries into a structured execution plan that routes sub-skills in the correct sequence. It converts free-form intents into deterministic workflows for search, vault import, annotation, and bibliography generation.

The best way to coordinate literature tasks is using an orchestration layer that sequences sub-skills deterministically. It parses intents like search, vault_import, and bib, proposing a structured plan to execute them in the required order without manual intervention.

Yes, you can run an end-to-end literature pipeline automatically by describing the task in natural language. The system parses the intent, creates a deterministic plan, and executes sub-skills sequentially to complete search, vault import, and annotation without manual steps.

Yes, the literature orchestration process asks for missing parameters when needed before executing sub-skills. It guarantees deterministic sequencing by creating a plan first, then prompting the user for any required information to complete the intended literature workflow.

The literature automation pipeline parses and routes intents such as search, vault_import, review, full, bib, watch, annotate, chase, and coverage. It maps these natural language intents to the correct lit-* sub-skills and executes them in the proper sequence.

Yes, you need the corresponding lit-* sub-skills installed to execute the orchestrated literature pipeline. The system routes parsed natural language intents to these specialized sub-skills, relying on their availability to run search, vault import, and annotation tasks.