What problem does it solve?
This Skill fills the gap of preprint-only repositories like arXiv by enabling users to find peer-reviewed, published journal and conference papers from major publishers (IEEE, ACM, Springer, etc.), along with critical metadata including citation counts, venue details, and TLDR summaries that are not available for preprints.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Published Venue Search: Retrieves only peer-reviewed published papers, excluding preprints, to support academic work that requires citing refereed literature.
- Rich Metadata Access: Returns citation counts, publication venue type (journal or conference), TLDR summaries, DOI links, and arXiv cross-references for each result to help assess paper quality and locate full texts.
- Use Case: When conducting a literature review for a journal submission and needing to filter for high-impact, peer-reviewed work, use this skill to search for relevant papers, sort by citation count, and access canonical DOI links for proper referencing.
Quick Start
Use the semantic-scholar skill to find 10 highly-cited conference papers on medical image segmentation published after 2020.
