lit-review

To conduct a systematic literature review, this Skill coordinates multiple Librarian agents to perform targeted searches across top journals, working paper repositories, and citation networks. It synthesizes existing research into a structured bibliography and narrative report.

Mapping citation chains from anchor papers is automated by coordinating Librarian agents that trace citation networks alongside searching working paper repositories. This process identifies key papers and datasets to deliver a comprehensive, up-to-date survey of the literature.

Yes, you can organize empirical findings and theoretical contributions into thematic categories. The Skill structures all identified academic publications into Theoretical Contributions, Empirical Findings, Methodological Innovations, and Open Debates for reporting.

You do not need to provide domain-profile data to start a literature review. The required input is simply a topic or anchor papers along with a project context, while domain-profile data remains an optional input to refine the search.

You identify open debates and research gaps for a grant proposal by running a literature review that surveys academic publications. The Skill outlines gaps and opportunities by organizing findings into thematic categories like Open Debates and Methodological Innovations.

To generate a narrative synthesis of existing research, you must provide a topic or anchor papers and a project context. Optional domain-profile data can also be supplied to produce a structured bibliography and narrative synthesis ready for reporting.