paper-search

You can search for academic papers by providing a topic to this Skill, which queries Google Scholar through the Serper API and returns structured markdown results with titles, authors, snippets, and URLs.

You can find highly-cited research papers by applying the publication year and citation filters supported by this Skill, allowing you to target recent or seminal works relevant to your literature review.

Yes, you can use this Skill to find peer-reviewed research and scholarly articles for literature reviews, assisting in identifying citation counts and recent publications across various academic topics.

The best way to get structured markdown results from scholarly literature searches is using this Skill's Serper API integration, which formats academic paper titles, authors, and snippets directly into markdown.

Yes, locating relevant scholarly articles through this Skill requires a Serper API key to fetch structured academic results from Google Scholar, including publication metadata and citation data.

When searching for academic papers, you receive structured markdown results containing the paper titles, authors, descriptive snippets, and direct URLs to the scholarly literature on Google Scholar.