sep-literature

To extract a bibliography from a Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry, the Skill scrapes SEP pages with polite delays and parses the HTML to isolate the bibliography section, yielding curated field-relevant references. It requires network access to SEP endpoints and YAML-defined metadata.

Yes, you can search PhilPapers for philosophy literature by concept. The Skill queries the PhilPapers API with optional category and year filtering, then normalizes the returned bibliographic metadata to integrate with your systematic review workflow.

The best way to format philosophy citations in Chicago style is by deduplicating references across SEP and PhilPapers sources. The Skill generates unified Notes and Author-Date citation strings suitable for humanities scholarship directly from the assembled bibliography.

To trace the publication trajectory of a philosophical concept, the Skill performs citation genealogy analysis and builds a deduplicated unified bibliography across sources. This summarizes decade-level debate trajectories for your systematic literature review.

No specific dependencies or components are required to run this systematic review tool. The Skill operates autonomously with network access to SEP and PhilPapers endpoints, relying on YAML-defined metadata to configure and execute the literature search.

YAML-defined metadata is required to run a philosophy literature search because it configures the Skill's scraping parameters, API queries, and citation formatting rules. This structured input ensures the systematic review targets the correct concepts and applies proper Chicago style deduplication.