semantic-scholar

To find published papers with venue metadata and citations, use this Skill to query Semantic Scholar for venue papers from IEEE, ACM, and Springer, retrieving structured results with DOIs, authors, year, and TLDRs.

The best way to search for literature beyond arXiv preprints is querying Semantic Scholar for published journal or conference papers, which automatically handles de-duplication with arXiv to avoid duplicative fetches.

Yes, you can get DOIs and TLDRs when searching for academic literature through Semantic Scholar, which presents structured results including DOI links, authors, fields of study, citations, and TLDRs for quick appraisal.

To avoid duplicative fetches between arXiv and published venue papers, this Skill automatically identifies papers also on arXiv and applies de-duplication, ensuring your literature review remains comprehensive without redundancy.

Yes, the Semantic Scholar API provides venue information for IEEE and ACM papers, allowing you to fetch metadata including venue, year, citations, and TLDR for published journal or conference papers.

You should use venue-focused search instead of only checking arXiv because published venue papers contain essential metadata like citations, DOI links, and venue names that complement arXiv preprints for a comprehensive literature review.