paper-summarize

Generates structured chapter summaries from translated Chinese Markdown papers into brief.md.

Updated Jul 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/peachest/skills --skill paper-summarize-peachest
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Skill: paper-summarize
Source: https://github.com/peachest/skills/tree/main/research/paper-summarize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/peachest/skills --skill paper-summarize-peachest

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Reading a full academic paper is time-consuming, and key contributions, formulas, and experiment details are easy to lose track of. This Skill turns a translated Chinese Markdown paper into a structured brief.md summary so you can grasp the paper's core content quickly and revisit specific sections later. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-Dimension Section Analysis: For each chapter it captures the core problem, key methods, main content, important formulas, and key figures. - Structured brief.md Output: Produces a standardized summary with basic metadata, core contributions, per-chapter abstracts, experiment tables (datasets, metrics, baselines, results), formula and figure indexes, and open discussion questions. - Domain Adaptation: Adjusts emphasis for software engineering, deep learning, computer vision, and LLM/NLP papers. - Use Case: After translating an arXiv paper into Chinese Markdown, run this Skill to generate a brief.md containing the paper's contributions, method details with formulas, and a per-experiment breakdown table for later discussion and comparison with related work. ## Quick Start Summarize the translated paper '论文标题.md' into a structured brief.md with chapter summaries, key formulas, and experiment tables.

Frequently Asked Questions about paper-summarize

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I summarize an academic paper into structured notes?▼

Provide the translated Chinese Markdown file of the paper and the Skill generates a brief.md with per-chapter summaries. Each chapter is analyzed across five dimensions: core problem, key methods, main content, important formulas, and key figures.

What input files does paper summarization require?▼

The required input is a translated Chinese Markdown file of the paper, named after its Chinese title. A TeX source file is optional and used to supplement formula content and figure locations.

Can I summarize papers from different research fields?▼

Yes, the Skill adapts its focus by domain. Software engineering papers emphasize architecture and evaluation, deep learning papers emphasize model design and training strategy, and LLM/NLP papers emphasize model scale, data, and benchmarks.

What does the generated brief.md summary contain?▼

The brief.md includes basic paper metadata, 3-5 core contributions, per-chapter summaries, detailed experiment tables with datasets and baselines, a figure and formula index, open discussion questions, and a discussion log table.

What are the limitations of automated paper summarization?▼

The output depends on the quality of the translated Markdown source, and each chapter summary is limited to 200-400 words. Where the original paper's result analysis is insufficient, conclusions must be inferred from experimental context.