Search, filter, and analyze OpenAlex scholarly data via the OpenAlex client.
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OpenAlex provides a scalable API for discovering scholarly works; this skill wraps that API to simplify searching, filtering, and analyzing literature across authors, institutions, and topics.
Instantiate OpenAlexClient with your email (optional for higher rate limits) and call search_works with a topic to retrieve matching papers.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Batch lookup OpenAlex publications by passing multiple record IDs to the client, which handles pagination and rate-limiting automatically to return structured results for large result sets.
You can retrieve works by a specific author or institution using two-step lookups, which first resolve the entity's ID and then fetch the matching OpenAlex publications for that author or institution.
You do not need an API key to query the OpenAlex database because it provides open API access without authentication, though providing your email optionally grants higher rate limits.
The best way to analyze open-access trends in scholarly literature is using helper functions that quantify publications over time and by topic, calculating OA coverage directly from OpenAlex data.
The OpenAlex client handles rate-limiting and pagination automatically, managing request throttling and traversing pages to retrieve complete structured results for large batch lookups.
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