Extracts claimed contributions, novelty type, related work gaps, future directions, and citation context from scientific papers.\nUse when assessing a paper's place in the literature and its impact.\n
Deep critical analysis: claim vs evidence, silent assumptions, generalizability stress test, debate positioning, missing citations.\nUse when you need a rigorous, skeptical evaluation of a paper's claims and methodology.\n
Fact-checks the outputs of all 6 paper analysis agents against the original paper.\nFlags inaccuracies, adds missing content, and marks each file's frontmatter with correction status.\n
Extracts study design, datasets, baselines, proposed method, metrics, and ablations from scientific papers.\nUse when analyzing a paper's experimental methodology.\n
Synthesizes outputs from 6 paper analysis agents into a single structured appraisal. Use after running scope-extractor, methodology-extractor, results-extractor, reproducibility-extractor, contribution-extractor, and critical-reader.
Use when building search queries for systematic literature review using scimesh. TRIGGERS: slr search, build query, calibrate, search papers, executar busca, construir query, calibrar busca
Use when finding related papers through citation analysis (forward and backward snowballing). TRIGGERS: snowball, citations, citacoes, forward citations, backward citations, references, quem cita, citado por, referencias
Use when generating PRISMA flowcharts and synthesis for systematic literature review. TRIGGERS: slr export, synthesize, PRISMA, generate report, synthesis, generate report, export review
Use when appraising included papers with deep critical analysis. Dispatches 6 analysis agents in parallel, fact-checks, and synthesizes into analysis.md. TRIGGERS: appraise, appraising, critical appraisal, avaliar paper, analise critica, deep analysis
Autonomous scientific literature exploration. Given a theme, explores the literature using subagents until saturation or paper limit, then generates a rich synthesis report.
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A Python library for systematic literature search across multiple academic databases.
Search arXiv, OpenAlex, Scopus, and Semantic Scholar with a unified API. Export to BibTeX, RIS, CSV, JSON, or Workspace. Download PDFs via Open Access (Unpaywall). Index and search full-text content locally.
TITLE(transformers) AND AUTHOR(Vaswani)&, |, ~)scimesh getscimesh citationsRun directly without installing:
uvx scimesh search "TITLE(transformer)"
Install as a CLI tool (recommended):
uv tool install scimesh
Add to a project:
uv add scimesh
With pip:
pip install scimesh
# Search arXiv and OpenAlex (default providers)
scimesh search "TITLE(transformer) AND AUTHOR(Vaswani)"
# Search multiple providers (comma-separated)
scimesh search "TITLE(BERT)" -p arxiv,openalex,semantic_scholar
# Export to BibTeX
scimesh search "TITLE(BERT)" -f bibtex -o papers.bib
# Download PDFs from search results
scimesh search "TITLE(attention)" -f json | scimesh download -o ./pdfs
# Get a specific paper by DOI
scimesh get "10.1038/nature14539"
# Get papers citing a specific paper
scimesh citations "10.1038/nature14539" --direction in
# Index PDFs for fulltext search
scimesh index ./papers/
# Full text search (uses native API for arXiv/Scopus, local index for others)
scimesh search "ALL(attention mechanism)"
import asyncio
from scimesh import search, title, author, year, citations
from scimesh.providers import Arxiv, OpenAlex
async def main():
query = title("transformer") & author("Vaswani") & year(2017, 2023) & citations(50)
result = await search(
query,
providers=[Arxiv(), OpenAlex()],
max_results=100,
)
for paper in result.papers:
print(f"{paper.title} ({paper.year}) - {paper.citations_count} citations")
asyncio.run(main())
The library parses Scopus-compatible query strings automatically.
Plain Text Search:
You can search without field specifiers - plain text searches in both title and abstract:
scimesh search "transformers" # Same as TITLE-ABS(transformers)
scimesh search "attention mechanism" # Searches title OR abstract
scimesh search "deep learning AND PUBYEAR > 2020" # Can combine with operators
Field Operators:
| Operator | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
TITLE(...) | Search in title | TITLE(transformer) |
ABS(...) | Search in abstract | ABS(attention mechanism) |
KEY(...) | Search in keywords | KEY(machine learning) |
TITLE-ABS(...) | Title OR abstract | TITLE-ABS(neural network) |
TITLE-ABS-KEY(...) | Title OR abstract OR keywords | TITLE-ABS-KEY(deep learning) |
AUTHOR(...) | Search by author | AUTHOR(Vaswani) |
AUTH(...) | Alias for AUTHOR | AUTH(Hinton) |
DOI(...) | Search by DOI | DOI(10.1038/nature14539) |
ALL(...) | Full text search | ALL(protein folding) |
Year Operators:
| Operator | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
PUBYEAR = 2023 | Exact year | Papers from 2023 |
PUBYEAR > 2020 | After year | Papers from 2021+ |
PUBYEAR < 2020 | Before year | Papers until 2019 |
PUBYEAR >= 2020 | From year | Papers from 2020+ |
PUBYEAR <= 2023 | Until year | Papers until 2023 |
Citation Operators:
npx claudepluginhub gabfssilva/scimesh --plugin scimeshAcademic literature search, citation management, PDF retrieval, and literature review synthesis
Systematic literature searching and review toolkit for Claude Code. Search PubMed, screen papers, extract data, traverse citations, and synthesize findings from scientific literature.
Search PubMed/Europe PMC, fetch articles and full text (PMC/EPMC/Unpaywall), citations, MeSH terms.
Search academic papers via OpenAlex — find papers by keyword, look up details by DOI, with pagination and sorting
Scientific literature search skills for Claude using Valyu API - PubMed, arXiv, ChEMBL, DrugBank, bioRxiv, medRxiv, and more
A research infrastructure for AI agents. Search, read, and analyze papers from your local knowledge base while coding. Includes arXiv discovery, layered reading, ingestion, topic modeling, citation graphs, insights analytics, Office document inspection, scientific tool docs, and academic writing workflows. Requires Python 3.10+ and pip install.