scientific-preprint-archive

To search open-access preprints across multiple repositories, this Skill unifies querying across bioRxiv, medRxiv, arXiv, PMC, and Zenodo into a single deterministic results set. It aggregates fragmented literature into structured outputs for downstream review.

Yes, you can retrieve full-text papers and OA links from PMC and Unpaywall in one search. The pipeline integrates these sources alongside DOAJ OA journals to provide comprehensive open-access links and full texts within a unified literature collection.

The best way to aggregate bioRxiv and arXiv preprints for a literature review is using a cross-archive search workflow. This centralizes results from preprint servers and OA repositories like CORE and OpenAIRE into structured outputs suitable for systematic surveys.

Yes, this cross-archive literature search covers institutional repositories like HAL and Zenodo. It also includes OSF Preprints, Fatcat, DBLP, and OpenAIRE to ensure comprehensive retrieval of preprints and open-access papers across major archives.

You integrate open-access search results into a literature review pipeline by leveraging the structured outputs generated by the cross-archive query. The Skill formats aggregated preprints and OA links from multiple sources to seamlessly feed into downstream analysis tasks.

A limitation of searching preprints across multiple open-access archives simultaneously is that results are constrained to the indexed sources like medRxiv, arXiv, and DOAJ. It does not cover paywalled literature or repositories outside its integrated pipeline.