literature-finder-downloader

To download open access PDFs from a BibTeX file, the skill normalizes your references, recovers stable identifiers like DOIs and arXiv IDs, locates accessible PDFs, and downloads available files directly into a local library seed.

Yes, you can batch download literature using mixed DOI and arXiv identifiers. The skill processes mixed inputs including DOI, arXiv identifiers, RIS, and EndNote .enw formats to recover metadata and locate open access PDFs.

The best way to convert a RIS export into a Zotero-ready library is to ingest the file through this skill, which normalizes sources, locates open access PDFs, and outputs a local seed with references.csv, references.md, and summary.json files.

Yes, this workflow handles unresolved literature items by generating an explicit unresolved-items list. When open access PDFs are missing, it provides a clear handoff and next action for further curation or manual retrieval.

Identifier recovery for literature intake without stable DOIs uses OpenAlex, arXiv IDs, and title batches to classify open access status and locate stable landing pages, ensuring references are normalized even when initial identifiers are missing.

Yes, you need the bibtexparser Python dependency installed to use this literature intake workflow, as it relies on this library to parse and normalize BibTeX inputs during the automated end-to-end literature acquisition process.