Skill Claude Code
An advanced search tool for CNKI, a Chinese academic database. It filters academic results by fields such as author, title, journal, date, and source category.
CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure) skills for Claude Code — search, browse journals, download PDFs, and export to Zotero via Chrome DevTools MCP
Skill Claude Code
An advanced search tool for CNKI, a Chinese academic database. It filters academic results by fields such as author, title, journal, date, and source category.
Skill Claude Code
Download a paper PDF/CAJ from CNKI. Requires user to be logged in. Use when user wants to download a specific paper.
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Export paper from CNKI and push to Zotero, or save as RIS file. Use when user wants to save a paper to Zotero or export citation data.
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A journal-status lookup for CNKI, a Chinese academic database. It checks whether a journal is included in databases and lists evaluation information such as impact factors.
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Search for journals/publications on CNKI by name, ISSN, CN, or sponsor. Use when the user wants to find a specific journal or browse publications.
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Browse journal issues, view table of contents, and download original TOC PDF from CNKI. Use when user wants to see papers in a specific journal issue or download the original cover/TOC pages.
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Navigate CNKI search result pages (next/previous/specific page) or change sort order. Use when user wants to see more results or change sorting.
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Extract full paper details from a CNKI paper page including title, authors, affiliations, abstract, keywords, fund, classification. Use when the user needs detailed information about a specific paper.
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Parse current CNKI search results page into structured paper data (title, authors, journal, date, citations). Use after a search has been performed and you need to extract the results.
Skill Claude Code
A search tool for CNKI, a Chinese database of academic papers, using keywords.
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