literature_review

To add an arXiv paper to a literature review, provide the arXiv ID, URL, or title to automatically retrieve citation metadata, classify the paper into a research theme, and generate summary markdown files.

Theme classification during academic research curation places each paper into an existing research theme folder based on its metadata, or creates a new theme folder when needed to maintain organized literature review indexes.

Yes, you can use a paper title to generate a BibTeX references entry. The system resolves the full citation metadata from the title and automatically appends the entry to your references.bib file.

The best way to keep a research review index synchronized is to use an automated curation workflow that updates the literature_review.md index and references.bib file simultaneously whenever a new paper summary is added.

No, you do not need to manually edit markdown files when adding research papers. The process automatically writes the paper summary file, updates the literature review index, and appends the BibTeX reference entry.

Supported research topics for automated literature review curation include agent memory, cross-lingual retrieval, Indic multilingual LLMs, cultural bias, tokenization, RLVR, and language pivoting.