research-survey

To generate a structured literature survey, provide a curated set of 30–120 collected papers. The tool automates outline generation, section expansion, and final assembly into a cohesive Markdown report with taxonomy-based analysis and dense citations.

Yes, you can create a domain-adaptive literature review for fields like Medicine, Materials Science, or Computer Science. The tool applies domain-specific survey templates to tailor the structure and conventions to your chosen research field.

An automated literature review outputs a full Markdown document including an Abstract, Introduction, Problem Definition, Methods, Evaluation, Challenges, and Conclusion. It also provides LaTeX-ready fragments and comparative tables.

You need a curated set of 30 to 120 papers to create a taxonomy-based survey analysis. This top paper set provides sufficient reference density to generate taxonomy classifications, comparative tables, and rich citations.

Yes, the survey generation pipeline requires a curated paper set collected by paper-navigator. It uses this gathered reference data as input to execute its multi-stage survey drafting and summary refinement process.

The best way to format references is to let the survey pipeline automatically compile them from the collected papers. The final assembly output is a Markdown survey document featuring dense citations and LaTeX-ready fragments.