literature-review

To automate a systematic literature review, you can orchestrate multi-database searches across PubMed, arXiv, and bioRxiv, then handle deduplication, screening, and synthesis to produce publication-ready Markdown and PDF reports.

Generating a PRISMA-compliant literature review report involves planning, multi-database searching, de-duplication, and sequential screening to produce verified citation outputs in Markdown and PDF formats.

Yes, you can search PubMed and Semantic Scholar simultaneously. The workflow orchestrates multi-database search aggregation, gathering fragmented literature into a unified set for screening.

To verify citations and format a systematic review for publication, run citation verification scripts on your Markdown file and use pandoc-based generation to produce a final PDF deliverable.

Yes, you need the requests library installed. The workflow also relies on tools like gget, bioservices, CrossRef, and pandoc to execute database searches and generate PDF outputs.

While automated scripts handle planning, searching, and data extraction efficiently, full-text screening often requires researcher intervention to ensure thematic synthesis accuracy and contextual relevance before final publication-ready outputs are generated.