uv-literature-review

To automate a systematic literature review, you need a tool that integrates with scientific databases like PubMed and arXiv to execute searches, screen results, and extract data. This Skill automates that entire workflow, synthesizing findings thematically to produce a well-cited review document.

Yes, you can generate a PDF document from a markdown literature review. This Skill uses pandoc and xelatex dependencies to convert your synthesized markdown findings into a professionally structured PDF, while verifying that all citations are accurate and properly formatted.

The best way to synthesize academic research findings thematically is to use a structured review process. This Skill helps organize extracted data from systematic, narrative, or scoping reviews, guiding you through defining the research question to generating a final synthesized report.

Yes, you need to install xelatex and pandoc to generate academic review documents in PDF format. These dependencies are required alongside the requests library to enable document generation, citation verification, and scientific database access within the literature review workflow.

Yes, this literature review tool works with PubMed and arXiv for systematic searching. It integrates directly with these scientific databases to find relevant literature, execute multi-database queries, and gather the sources needed for your comprehensive academic review.

Systematic review citation verification may fail if references are incomplete or database access is interrupted. This Skill provides built-in citation verification tools to ensure accuracy, but it requires successful integration with scientific database access skills to properly validate and format references.