What problem does it solve?
Starting a literature review means building a candidate paper list, but a personal Scopus API key only returns titles, DOIs, and citation counts—no abstracts. This Skill runs relevance-ranked Scopus searches and automatically layers in OpenAlex abstracts and open-access PDF links, so you get a usable candidate list in one step.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Scopus relevance search: Run rich queries with TITLE-ABS-KEY, boolean operators, proximity (W/n), PUBYEAR, and DOCTYPE filters, paginated automatically with citation counts included.
- OpenAlex enrichment: Batch-fetch abstracts, OA status, and OA PDF URLs by DOI to fill the gaps the Scopus personal key cannot provide.
- Honest coverage handling: Papers missing abstracts are flagged for title-based scoring rather than silently dropped, and the 20,000-results/week Scopus quota is respected.
- Use Case: You are starting a review on BTK inhibitor selectivity. Run one search command to get 50 relevance-ranked papers with abstracts and OA links, then hand the list to relevance scoring.
Quick Start
Search the literature for papers on CRISPR applications in cardiomyocytes published after 2019 and return the candidate list with abstracts.
