paper-search-skill

To search academic papers across arXiv, PubMed, and bioRxiv simultaneously, this skill queries multiple repositories and returns consolidated results with titles, authors, abstracts, and IDs. You get up to 20 structured results from a single search query.

Yes, you can retrieve abstracts and IDs for research papers found on PubMed and medRxiv. The skill fetches metadata including arXiv IDs, DOIs, PMIDs, publication dates, and direct links for each result.

The best way to build a literature review reading list is to search a topic like CRISPR or reinforcement learning and fetch the top results. The skill provides titles, sources, and abstracts suitable for quick reading and downstream summarization.

Yes, this academic paper search tool supports fetching full PDFs and abstracts directly from primary sources. It downloads and reads papers from repositories like arXiv, bioRxiv, and Semantic Scholar to accelerate your literature review workflow.

You can get up to 20 research paper results from a single search query. Each structured result includes the title, authors, dates, source, ID, abstract, keywords, and a direct link for quick access.

Yes, you can automate summarizing academic papers after retrieving them from Google Scholar. The skill returns structured results suitable for downstream summarization, allowing you to organize results and track key findings efficiently.