source_registry

Categorizing thesis references in a NotebookLM notebook involves fetching all sources and automatically sorting them into author papers, review articles, and general references based on specific title prefixes. This Skill provides a clean, categorized list of all relevant source IDs for your research.

The best way to organize thesis sources before analysis is to run a categorization process that separates them into author papers, review articles, and general references. This serves as a prerequisite step by providing necessary, categorized source IDs for downstream research tasks.

Sources are sorted into author papers and review articles by analyzing title patterns. The Skill detects specific prefixes in the source titles to automatically categorize each reference from the thesis notebook into the appropriate research category.

Yes, you need to categorize your NotebookLM sources before using other thesis research skills. This Skill acts as an essential prerequisite, fetching and organizing sources to provide the specific source IDs required by downstream thesis analysis tools.

Yes, you can automatically extract source IDs from your thesis references notebook. By calling the source registry process, it fetches all sources, categorizes them by title prefixes, and outputs organized source IDs ready for subsequent research skills.