literature-review

To conduct a systematic literature review, this Skill integrates with academic databases like PubMed, arXiv, and Semantic Scholar to search, synthesize findings, and verify citations automatically. It streamlines the entire research synthesis process into formatted markdown and PDF documents.

Yes, you can automatically verify citations and DOIs when synthesizing research papers. The Skill validates all DOI metadata for accuracy during the academic search process, ensuring your final review document contains only verified references.

The best way to generate a formatted PDF document from academic search results is using this Skill, which outputs professionally formatted markdown and PDFs. It synthesizes findings from systematic reviews and supports citation styles like APA, Nature, and Vancouver.

Yes, this literature review tool supports PubMed and arXiv, alongside Semantic Scholar. It performs comprehensive academic searches across these databases to gather publications, filter relevant studies, and synthesize findings into a unified review document.

You format research synthesis outputs in APA or Vancouver citation styles by specifying your desired format when running the Skill. It automatically applies the selected citation style to the verified references and generates the final markdown or PDF document.

Yes, you need the requests library installed to automate academic searches and citation verification. This dependency is required for the Skill to query external databases like PubMed and Semantic Scholar and retrieve publication metadata.