What problem does it solve? Finding published, peer-reviewed literature (IEEE, ACM, Springer) is hard when arXiv only covers preprints, and researchers need citation counts, venue information, and DOI links to assess paper quality and impact. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Published Venue Search: Query the Semantic Scholar API for journal and conference papers with filters for publication type, field of study, year range, and minimum citations. - Paper Lookup by ID: Fetch a single paper by DOI, Semantic Scholar ID, ArXiv ID, or Corpus ID, returning abstract, TLDR, open-access PDF links, and citation counts. - arXiv De-duplication & Wiki Ingest: Detect papers also available on arXiv, highlight venue-only papers, and optionally ingest results into a research-wiki directory. - Use Case: A researcher asks to find highly-cited IEEE journal papers on wireless communication since 2022; the skill runs a filtered bulk search sorted by citation count and presents a ranked table with DOI links and TLDR summaries. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to search Semantic Scholar for published journal papers on your topic, for example by saying "find IEEE papers on federated learning with at least 50 citations".
