systematic-literature-review

Automate a systematic literature review by providing a research topic, which triggers AI-driven search, deduplication, scoring, and drafting to produce a LaTeX-ready document with BibTeX references.

The best way to search multiple academic databases is to auto-generate diverse query variants and retrieve results simultaneously from OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, and Crossref, followed by merging and deduplication.

Extract data and remove duplicates by merging multi-source search results, scoring papers by relevance, and selecting high-quality evidence for subtopic clustering and final synthesis.

Yes, you can export your literature review to PDF and Word formats, which also generates a validation-ready report to support research audits and reproducibility.

Yes, the systematic literature review process supports multilingual translation, allowing you to draft structured reviews in different languages while tracking operational costs.

The LaTeX-ready literature review enforces fixed structural sections including abstract, introduction, subtopics, discussion, outlook, and conclusion to ensure academic formatting compliance.