related-paper-analyzer

To inform method selection, analyze existing literature by inventorying user-supplied papers, extracting transferable cues, and generating a consolidated report. This process maps paper insights to subquestions without fabricating references.

Extracting transferable cues from workspace papers involves assessing language and readability, then summarizing literature cues to map to subquestions. This yields a concise analysis report guiding downstream method selection.

Yes, you can generate a literature analysis report without fabricating references by strictly grounding method choice in user-supplied papers. The analysis identifies and summarizes cues only from original documents placed under workspace/papers.

Yes, original papers must exist under workspace/papers to map research subquestions. The skill inventories these specific documents to assess relevance and extract cues for guiding method choice.

Consolidate paper analysis results by running the skill on workspace/papers to produce related_paper_analysis.md. This report summarizes literature cues and assesses readability to hand off to the method-selector.

Literature analysis requires mapping to subquestions to ensure method selection is directly informed by transferable cues from existing papers. This structured mapping prevents ungrounded choices and provides traceable justification.