research-summarizer

To summarize dense research papers into structured briefs, provide the academic sources to the workflow, which automatically extracts key findings and formats citations in styles like APA, IEEE, Chicago, Harvard, or MLA.

The best way to compare multiple web articles and technical reports is using cross-source synthesis, which consolidates key findings from various sources into a structured brief to support product decisions and feature roadmaps.

Yes, you can generate audience-specific summaries from technical documentation. The workflow applies ready-to-use templates that tailor the extracted research briefs for different audiences and product management needs.

Yes, the research summarization workflow supports multiple citation formats. It automatically extracts and formats citations in APA, IEEE, Chicago, Harvard, and MLA styles for academic papers, web articles, and reports.

To start using the summarization workflow with Claude Code or Gemini CLI, provide the sources you want summarized, such as papers or articles. The plugin-ready workflow then generates a structured brief with formatted citations.