literature-reference-builder

To automatically download PDFs and generate a BibTeX file, provide a literature plan or paper list. The Skill searches Google Scholar, DBLP, and arXiv to fetch accessible PDFs and compiles a deduplicated references.bib with reliable metadata.

Yes, you can use Google Scholar and arXiv to find papers and clean citation metadata. The Skill searches these platforms alongside publisher pages, verifies the best available paper version, and builds a curated BibTeX library with stable citation keys.

The best way to manage unresolved papers when building a references.bib file is using an access-aware workflow. Instead of guessing or using questionable mirrors, the Skill records unresolved items and access limitations transparently for manual review.

Yes, fetching PDFs from publisher pages requires Chrome-based browsing support. The Skill relies on a Chrome environment to search Google, DBLP, publisher pages, and logged-in institutional resources to access and download literature.

To search DBLP and author repositories for the best paper version, input your paper list. The Skill automatically queries these sources, applies version selection logic, and downloads the highest quality accessible PDF for your bibliography.

Your literature search returns unresolved items instead of PDF files due to access limitations. The Skill operates access-aware, transparently tracking items behind paywalls or unavailable on Google Scholar, DBLP, and arXiv rather than using questionable mirrors.