Research Question Creation

Automated paper discovery starts by creating a research question that defines your topic, keywords, and data sources. This Skill guides you through selecting sources like arXiv and Semantic Scholar, setting relevance thresholds, and scheduling regular monitoring to surface pertinent papers automatically.

Keyword brainstorming within this workflow helps you generate and refine search terms that capture your topic accurately. The Skill supports interactive refinement to ensure your keywords are specific enough to target relevant papers while avoiding overly broad results.

Yes. After creating a research question with your topic, keywords, and chosen sources, the Skill persists your configuration and triggers discovery pipelines that deliver regular alerts based on your schedule and relevance threshold settings.

The workflow supports source selection and categorization across multiple platforms including arXiv, OpenAlex, and Semantic Scholar. You choose which sources best match your research area and configure topic filters to target the most relevant literature.

No. Once you create and persist your research question with defined keywords, sources, schedule, and quality thresholds, the automated discovery pipeline runs on your set schedule without requiring manual refreshes or updates.

Creating a research question triggers automated discovery pipelines that begin monitoring your selected sources according to your schedule. The system surfaces papers matching your keywords and relevance threshold, delivering results as configured alerts or regular updates.