lit-review

To automate a literature review, this Skill searches for academic papers, categorizes them by relevance, and verifies URLs and authors. It then generates structured literature notes and identifies research gaps to document findings.

Gap analysis during a literature review identifies unanswered questions and missing methodologies in discovered papers. It automatically translates these knowledge gaps into actionable follow-up tasks mapped to project workflows.

Yes, you can generate tasks from academic papers by running a literature review with a specified project path. The Skill captures actionable insights and creates follow-up tasks in project management systems based on discovered research gaps.

The best way to verify academic papers is through mechanical URL verification and extracting direct quotes for key claims. This Skill fetches web content to confirm titles, authors, and findings before creating literature notes.

No, a project path is not required, but providing one focuses the literature review on project-specific needs. When a path is provided, findings are mapped to Continuous Integration layers and existing project workflows.

Research papers are categorized by importance during the literature search, filtered into load-bearing, contextual, or incremental relevance tiers. This triage ensures only verified, pertinent literature generates structured notes.