What problem does it solve? Doctoral learners often read dozens of sources but cannot retrieve them when writing, because citations and notes are scattered across PDF folders, bookmarks, and reference managers. This Skill creates one canonical, annotated log of every source so each is retrievable, ranked by relevance, and ready to synthesize into dissertation chapters. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Source Entries: Captures each source with a full APA 7th reference, core claim, method, key finding, key quote, theme tags, relevance rating, and usage notes. - Relevance Rating System: Classifies sources as High, Medium, or Low relevance with clear criteria tied to dissertation chapters and themes. - Coverage and Review Workflows: Supports weekly source reviews and pre-writing source pulls filtered by theme, including gap checks for themes with too few high-relevance sources. - Use Case: A doctoral student pastes an abstract of a journal article and receives a fully formatted log entry with an APA reference, a one-sentence core claim, theme tags mapped to Chapter 2, and a row for the master summary table. ## Quick Start Add this article to my source log and format the entry with an APA reference, relevance rating, and theme tags for my dissertation.
