What problem does it solve?
Turning a folder of unorganized research PDFs into a coherent understanding is slow and manual. This Skill automates the extraction, cross-referencing, and sequencing work so you get a structured concept index and a page-referenced reading plan instead of a pile of documents.
Core Features & Use Cases
- PDF Acquisition: Inventory an existing folder of PDFs, or search the web and download 5-10 papers on a given topic from arxiv, ACL Anthology, IEEE, and similar sources.
- Structured Extraction: Use PyMuPDF to extract per-page text, detect section headings, and map page ranges for every document.
- Cross-Document Concept Index: Detect 40-60 domain concepts across all papers, invert them into a cross-reference index, and classify concepts into tiers by coverage.
- Sequenced Reading Plan: Generate a phased reading plan with exact page references, estimated reading times, a 30-minute quick path, and topic deep-dive tables.
- Use Case: A graduate student with 12 downloaded papers on retrieval-augmented generation runs this Skill to get a concept index showing which ideas appear across papers and a step-by-step reading order with exact pages to read.
Quick Start
Analyze the folder of PDF research papers at my specified path and generate a cross-document concept index with a sequenced reading plan including exact page references.