Search PubMed via NCBI E-utilities and return structured PMIDs and metadata.
npx skills add https://github.com/cookjohn/pm-skills --skill pm-search
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pm-search Source: https://github.com/cookjohn/pm-skills/tree/main/skills/pm-search Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cookjohn/pm-skills --skill pm-search
Finding relevant biomedical literature on PubMed and converting search results into a structured, machine-readable format is time-consuming and error-prone when done manually.
Use the pm-search skill to search PubMed for gastric cancer and return the top 20 results with PMIDs, titles, authors, journal, publication date, and DOIs.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To search PubMed and return structured metadata, use NCBI E-utilities (esearch and esummary) to retrieve PMIDs and batch metadata. This process returns numbered results with titles, authors, journal, pubdate, and DOIs for downstream workflows.
Yes, you can automate biomedical literature discovery by applying esearch to retrieve PMIDs and esummary to fetch batch metadata. This workflow quickly discovers and lists the top 20 most relevant papers for a research query with structured metadata.
The best way to convert PubMed search results into a machine-readable format is using NCBI E-utilities. It performs esearch and esummary to fetch batch metadata, returning numbered results with PMID, title, authors, journal, pubdate, pages, and DOI.
Yes, the PubMed keyword search workflow supports pagination and navigating to search pages. It uses Chrome DevTools MCP to navigate to PubMed search pages while paginating results and returning structured metadata for retrieved records.
After retrieving PMIDs and structured metadata via esearch and esummary, you can export selected items to reference managers. The workflow returns numbered results with DOI and metadata, enabling downstream tasks like reviewing, filtering, or exporting selected records.
Retrieving biomedical literature manually causes errors and time loss because converting PubMed search results into a structured, machine-readable format is error-prone. Automating this with NCBI E-utilities ensures accurate, structured PMID and metadata extraction.
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