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Search Europe PMC for scientific literature and download open-access full texts and PDFs. Retrieve full-text XML/plain text by PMCID, get citation lists and bibliography.
Fetches a legal open-access copy of a paper from its DOI or arXiv ID — resolves through Unpaywall, arXiv PDF/HTML, and the open-access ACM Digital Library. Use when the user wants to fetch, download, read, or get the PDF or full text of a specific paper. Single polite fetch, transient processing only: it never stores paper text in the repo, never bypasses paywalls, and never uses shadow libraries. For finding papers by topic or venue, use find-papers first; this skill starts from an identifier.
Studies exemplar papers from a target venue and produces an original style-and-structure brief — fetches best-paper awardees and top-cited papers on demand (DBLP, Semantic Scholar, Unpaywall, arXiv, open-access ACM DL) and analyzes section architecture, contribution framing, evaluation patterns, and figure/table conventions. Use when the user wants to study best papers or award-winning papers at a venue, find the most-cited papers and how they are structured, learn how successful papers at a conference are written ("what do winning SIGSPATIAL papers look like", "analyze NeurIPS best papers before I draft"), or model a draft on a venue's strongest work. Copyright-safe by design - papers are fetched from legal open-access sources and processed transiently, never bundled, stored, or committed; the output is metadata plus original analysis. Trigger words - exemplar, best paper, award-winning, most cited, top cited, model paper, venue style, paper structure.
Query the OpenAlex scholarly database for research papers, authors, institutions, topics, sources, publishers, funders, geo-locations, and keywords. Use when searching academic papers, resolving DOIs, downloading open-access PDFs, finding an author's publications, aggregating bibliometric data (citation counts, h-index, impact factor), exploring the research taxonomies, or performing DOI lookups.
Search and progressively read open-access academic papers through DeepXiv. Use when the user wants layered paper access, section-level reading, trending papers, or DeepXiv-backed literature retrieval.
Use whenever the user wants to obtain, download, or fetch a paper's PDF — given a DOI, an arXiv id, a paper title, a citation, or a list of DOIs. Trigger on phrases like "download this paper", "find the PDF for [DOI]", "grab me the [Nature/bioRxiv/arXiv] paper on X", "get the open-access version", "I need this article", or any bulk/batch paper download request, even when the user doesn't explicitly say "PDF" or "DOI". Resolves via Unpaywall → Semantic Scholar → arXiv → PubMed Central → bioRxiv/medRxiv → publisher direct (institutional opt-in) → Sci-Hub mirrors as last-resort fallback.
Builds a structured literature review — survey of prior work, state of the art, related-work landscape — where every claim cites a verified reference. Use when the user says "literature review", "lit review", "survey the papers on X", "what's the state of the art", "synthesize prior work", or "organize these papers by theme". Composes sibling skills, search via find-papers (key-free DBLP/Crossref/Semantic Scholar/arXiv), full text via fetch-paper (legal open-access only), and citation checking via verify-citations. Tracks a screening corpus, extracts claims with section-level anchors, organizes by theme, and gates the final document with a deterministic checker so no claim ships uncited, unverified, or resting on a fabricated reference.
Aligns a draft to a target writing voice — the author's own previous papers, a target venue's published style, or both — so it reads as consistent, native to the venue, and unmistakably the author's. Use when a researcher says "make this match my other papers", "use my usual writing style", "make it sound like my group's work", "match the style of this venue", "align terminology with my prior work", or "make my co-authored draft read consistently". Extracts a measurable style signature (terminology, sentence rhythm, hedging, connective habits, structure) from a corpus the author supplies, diffs the draft against it, and drives a section-by-section alignment that never changes a technical claim, number, or citation. Only the author's own papers and open-access venue exemplars are used; nothing copyrighted is bundled. Trigger words - match my style, my writing voice, sound like my papers, venue style, consistent terminology, align voice, my group's style.
Legal methods for accessing paywalled and geo-blocked content. Use when researching behind paywalls, accessing academic papers, bypassing geographic restrictions, or finding open access alternatives. Covers Unpaywall, library databases, VPNs, and ethical access strategies for journalists and researchers.
Query and analyze scholarly literature using the OpenAlex database. This skill should be used when searching for academic papers, analyzing research trends, finding works by authors or institutions, tracking citations, discovering open access publications, or conducting bibliometric analysis across 240M+ scholarly works. Use for literature searches, research output analysis, citation analysis, and academic database queries.
Use when a user needs lawful academic full text, CNKI institutional access, English OA retrieval, publisher API access, institutional browser fallback, or supporting information downloads.
Search 10 academic paper databases via REST APIs for research papers, preprints, and scholarly articles. Covers PubMed, PMC (full text), bioRxiv, medRxiv, arXiv, OpenAlex, Crossref, Semantic Scholar, CORE, Unpaywall. Use when searching for papers, citations, DOI/PMID lookups, abstracts, full text, open access, preprints, citation graphs, author search, or any scholarly literature query. Triggers on mentions of any supported database or requests like "find papers on X" or "look up this DOI".