literature-review

You can automate a structured literature review across databases like PubMed, arXiv, and Semantic Scholar by defining inclusion criteria. The workflow handles screening, data extraction, thematic synthesis, and citation verification to produce formatted reports.

Yes, you can generate PRISMA-compliant documentation for systematic reviews. The workflow enforces structured planning and tracks inclusion and exclusion criteria to ensure your literature synthesis maintains reproducible methodology standards.

You can extract verified citations by running the automated data extraction and citation verification steps. The workflow validates references and outputs standardized Markdown and PDF documents with professionally formatted citations for biomedical publications.

Yes, the literature review workflow supports technical domains by querying arXiv and bioRxiv alongside biomedical databases. It coordinates screening and thematic synthesis across both technical and biomedical sources for comprehensive coverage.

The best way to ensure reproducible methodology in systematic reviews is to enforce structured planning with strict inclusion criteria. This workflow standardizes searching, screening, and data extraction across multiple databases for consistent, validated outputs.