semantic-scholar

You can retrieve academic paper metadata by providing a DOI, arXiv ID, or Semantic Scholar ID to fetch specific paper details from the Semantic Scholar graph API. This allows quick access to research metadata without manual searches.

To find research papers across topics and venues, use keyword and title search capabilities to locate relevant publications. This enables quick discovery of papers matching your research interests within the Semantic Scholar database.

Yes, you can retrieve citation and reference lists for a specific paper. The skill supports fetching citation data and reference lists from the Semantic Scholar graph API, allowing you to explore the citation network of a publication.

An API key is optional for fetching research metadata from Semantic Scholar. While you can access the graph API without one, providing an optional API key grants higher rate limits for your paper search and metadata retrieval requests.

You can explore author publications by querying the Semantic Scholar graph API for specific authors. This retrieves their publication lists and associated research metadata, enabling quick discovery of an author's body of work.

The best way to select specific fields when fetching paper metadata is to use the endpoint-specific queries with field selection options. This allows you to request only the research metadata fields you need from the Semantic Scholar API.