novelty-check

To verify research idea novelty, the Skill compares your proposed claims against recent literature across multiple sources like arXiv, journals, and conference papers. It produces a structured report identifying the closest prior work and the specific delta between your idea and existing results.

Yes, you can check early-stage claims for grant proposals and project planning. The Skill extracts core claims from your idea and compares them against up-to-date literature sources to ensure your proposed method is novel before submission.

A structured novelty report is the output format that details the closest prior work found in recent literature and the specific delta or difference between those existing results and your proposed research claims.

Yes, the novelty check applies to early-stage ideas across different academic disciplines. It requires access to up-to-date literature sources to perform robust extraction and comparison of core claims regardless of the specific research field.

To start a literature check, simply describe your research idea briefly. The Skill will then execute a multi-source comparison against recent literature and generate a structured novelty report detailing the closest prior work and delta.