paper-dimension-labeler

Labeling a single research paper involves applying a shared classification rubric to extract Theme, Problem, Innovation, Method, Baseline, and Dataset annotations. The process outputs a structured JSON result designed for synchronization across Zotero and Obsidian workflows.

Batch processing multiple papers for dimension labeling is not supported. The skill is strictly designed for one-paper-at-a-time labeling within a collection workflow, generating a single JSON output for aggregation rather than processing multiple documents simultaneously.

Annotating a single research paper extracts Theme, Problem, Innovation, Method, Baseline, and Dataset dimensions. These labels are generated by applying a shared classification rubric and are output as a single structured JSON result for aggregation.

Building cross-paper dimensional graphs requires feeding single-paper dimensional JSON outputs into a supervisor workflow. This collection-level annotation process aggregates individual structured results to map relationships across multiple papers.

Generating consistent JSON annotations for a research paper collection requires a shared classification rubric and a defined output schema. The workflow applies these standards to each paper individually, ensuring every single JSON result aligns with the collection's structure.