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Skill Claude CodeCodex
A browser-based CNKI research skill that uses Chrome or computer control to search pages, inspect paper and journal details, extract abstracts and citation information, and download pages after user confirmation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Academic Research delivers source-aware research synthesis with evidence grading, uncertainty tracking, and clear conclusions.
paperzilla-ai/paperzilla-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Discuss and triage papers from one Paperzilla project and produce weekday research briefs. Use when users want recent papers, metadata, markdown-based summaries, why a paper matters for current work, feed triage in chat, or a recurring weekday brief.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill and command-line workflow for collecting academic literature from CNKI, Elsevier, and international open-access sources. It provides commands for checking access, preparing searches, listing results, and downloading papers.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Search academic literature (Semantic Scholar) for synbio/microbiology papers, returning a ranked, citable list to feed into paper-extractor.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool for comparing several research papers in a comparison table. It examines their questions, methods, data, results, conclusions, and limitations.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Search and analyze scholarly literature via OpenAlex (250M+ works, 300M+ authors, 100K+ institutions, 250K+ journals/sources — free, CC0, no paywall). Use this skill whenever the user wants to find academic papers, look up a researcher's publication record or h-index, audit a university's research output, discover…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An academic research skill for finding, analysing, and reviewing scholarly literature. Scholarly literature includes published research papers and related academic sources.
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