research-scout

To find relevant academic papers for thesis research, this Skill searches across major databases like Google Scholar, arXiv, and IEEE Xplore to surface relevant literature and propose candidates for your review.

Yes, you can generate structured summaries of academic literature without inserting citations. The process distills key contributions and findings while ensuring no automatic citations are added to your work.

Yes, literature search supports IEEE Xplore and ACM Digital Library. It queries these platforms alongside DBLP and Semantic Scholar to discover relevant papers for topic scoping and paper evaluation.

The best way to scope a research topic using academic databases is to search across platforms like Google Scholar and arXiv, evaluate key contributions, and generate structured summaries to guide your next steps.

Yes, a key limitation is that it cannot modify references. It strictly proposes papers for human review and generates structured summaries without inserting citations or altering existing reference lists.