What problem does it solve?
After reading a paper and taking notes, researchers often struggle to convert notes into structured vault content that captures per-paper insights (Methods, Key results, Limitations, and Open questions). lit-annotate automates populating those Key points into an existing vault paper note without overwriting user-written content.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Works with reading notes, a local PDF, or a URL to derive structured content.
- Fills the Methods, Key result, Limitations, and Open questions sections while preserving user edits; can optionally expand the Summary and suggest Galaxy links.
- Reads YAML frontmatter (doi/arxiv, full_text_available, project) and uses project memory to frame open questions; respects vault conventions and per-paper notes.
Quick Start
Provide reading notes or a paper PDF/URL, then run /lit-annotate to populate the Key points in the vault note.