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You can search ArXiv, Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and Wikipedia simultaneously, then retrieve section-level content from ArXiv HTML and PMC open-access full text for targeted reading without switching tools.

Citation tracing in Semantic Scholar follows reference chains backward or follow-up work forward to expand literature coverage beyond keyword search, accelerating literature reviews through connected citation networks.

Yes, section-level full-text reading retrieves chapter and section content directly from ArXiv HTML and PMC JATS XML open-access sources by parsing HTML and XML, letting you deep-read targeted excerpts without manually searching PDFs.

An API key is not required but provides optional support for higher rate limits when searching Semantic Scholar or PubMed. The Skill functions without one, returning standardized JSON results for downstream reading and citation tracing.

Multi-provider academic search across ArXiv, Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and Wikipedia combined with citation tracing expands coverage beyond initial keyword results, providing comprehensive open-access material for literature reviews.

Section-level reading is limited to ArXiv HTML and PMC open-access JATS XML full text. Papers without HTML versions or open-access status cannot be section-parsed, though search and citation tracing remain available across all providers.