Translates scholarly texts into structured critiques and Obsidian-ready atomic notes.
npx skills add https://github.com/shusuke-ioku/r2 --skill reading
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: reading Source: https://github.com/shusuke-ioku/r2/tree/main/src/r2/template/.claude/skills/reading Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shusuke-ioku/r2 --skill reading
Translates scholarly texts into structured, decision-relevant critique and project-ready notes.
Read a scholarly source and generate a structured critique along with actionable edits and atomic notes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To critique research papers, you apply a critique framework to evaluate sources and output structured feedback with actionable edits, synthesis notes, and project implications. This translates scholarly texts into decision-relevant notes.
Yes, you can generate atomic notes and link related concepts and MOCs in Obsidian from social science papers. The workflow reads abstracts and conclusions to create knowledge-linkages for your research workflow.
The best way to structure a literature review workflow is to read scholarly texts, evaluate sources against a critique framework, and output structured templates. This generates atomic notes and knowledge-linkages for decision-relevant synthesis.
The critique framework works with academic books and chapters, not only journal articles. It reads scholarly texts to extract core arguments and evaluates sources to guide actionable edits and project implications.
You evaluate scholarly sources by reading abstracts, introductions, and conclusions to extract core arguments. The evaluation framework outputs structured feedback with actionable edits and atomic notes for your project.
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chenghaoYangIdentify scholarly works and summarize core contributions for a literature baseline.
