literature-idea-planner

To create a literature search plan, you input your research idea and the skill identifies relevant papers, search strategies, and borrowing opportunities, outputting a structured plan file for downstream reference collection.

Academic search planning works with Google Scholar, arXiv, DBLP, and publisher pages by using live Chrome-based browsing to scout and identify relevant academic sources for your research topic.

The best way to screen papers for borrowing is to evaluate strong versus weak matches, prioritizing sources that contribute specific theories, benchmarks, or evaluation methods relevant to your research concept.

Yes, you can use this for early-stage paper triage and topic exploration to quickly separate highly relevant papers from speculative hits before committing to deep reference collection.

Yes, you need Chrome-based browsing to execute the live literature scouting process across academic databases and publisher pages to gather real-time search results.

Start paper planning by providing your research concept, and the skill will generate a structured markdown file listing the best sources to borrow methods, theory, and evaluation ideas from.