literature-retrieval

You can automate downloading open-access papers by running a retrieval workflow that queries sources like arXiv, Semantic Scholar, and Unpaywall, automatically fetching valid PDFs and recording their metadata in a centralized catalog.

Organizing a verifiable literature library involves tracking provenance and download status in a central catalog file, while storing validated PDFs in a dedicated project directory to ensure reproducibility and metadata accuracy.

Yes, you can use the Anna's Archive JSON API as a discovery source to locate academic papers, with fallback options to other open-access repositories to ensure successful PDF retrieval and catalog tracking.

You track download status and provenance by enforcing verification steps during retrieval and logging search queries and sources in a reproducibility log, updating the centralized catalog with valid PDF records.

Yes, the literature retrieval workflow enforces prerequisite checks and verification steps to ensure downloaded PDFs are valid before they are properly recorded and organized in your project library.

Open-access discovery depends on source availability and API access; if a primary source lacks a downloadable PDF, the workflow relies on fallback options like Unpaywall to locate open-access versions.