paper-analyze

You can generate structured notes from an arXiv paper by supplying its arXiv ID to trigger the end-to-end workflow, which outputs Obsidian-compatible Markdown with proper frontmatter, image indexing, and links to related work.

Yes, you can analyze a local full-text PDF to extract core contributions, methods, experiments, and implications, producing a comprehensive summary for quick ingestion into your knowledge base.

Analyzing a scholarly paper updates a knowledge graph by creating new nodes for the paper and edges for its connections, enabling structured literature reviews through linked insights and clear provenance.

The best way to build a structured literature review from PDFs is using an end-to-end workflow that generates Obsidian-friendly Markdown notes and updates a PaperGraph with related nodes and edges for connected insights.

You do not need Obsidian to use the generated notes; the skill outputs standard Markdown with structured frontmatter that is Obsidian-friendly but can be ingested by any Markdown-compatible knowledge base.