Introduction
This skill treats a literature review as a reproducible evidence process: define the question and scope, design queries and eligibility criteria, deduplicate records, log screening decisions, extract study design, sample, findings, and limitations, and then synthesize themes or evidence. Citations and DOIs are checked individually, while inaccessible full text and evidence gaps are reported honestly.
Use Cases
Use it for narrative reviews, systematic-review preparation, scoping reviews, field overviews, and research-positioning work. It prioritizes supplied papers, search exports, and citation libraries, with public scholarly indexes as an optional extension. It does not invent studies or results.
Template
Provide the research question, field, date range, languages, publication types, databases or local papers, inclusion and exclusion rules, and citation style. The output includes the search strategy, screening log, evidence table, synthesis, references, limitations, and missing evidence.
