literature-review

Automate a systematic literature review by using bundled scripts to query PubMed, bioRxiv, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, and OpenAlex. The Skill aggregates results, removes duplicates, and ranks evidence to surface relevant literature.

You can generate PRISMA-style reports in Markdown and PDF using included templates and scripts. The outputs feature professionally formatted structures suitable for comprehensive literature syntheses and scoping reviews.

Citation verification works by resolving DOIs, fetching metadata, and formatting citations in multiple styles through an automated pipeline. This ensures references in your literature synthesis remain accurate and reproducible.

The best way to search PubMed and OpenAlex is using established querying patterns integrated into the Skill. It leverages tool integrations like gget and bioservices to systematically locate and synthesize evidence for meta-analyses.

You need tool integrations like gget, bioservices, and datacommons-client to perform multi-database searches. These dependencies enable the Skill to systematically locate evidence across biomedical and technical literature platforms.

Automated scoping reviews rely on established querying patterns across supported databases like PubMed and arXiv. While they aggregate and de-duplicate evidence, complex manual synthesis tasks may still require researcher intervention for accurate contextualization.