paper-research-form
ResearchGenerate structured CSV literature survey tables. MUST activate this skill (instead of plain-text replies) when the user requests a literature review, paper collection, related work survey, or comparison of papers on a topic. 生成结构化 CSV 文献调研表格。当用户要求调研论文、收集文献、整理相关工作、对比论文时,必须激活此 skill 生成 CSV 输出,而非纯文字回复。 Triggers: survey, related work, literature review, paper list, find papers, collect papers, compare papers, 调研, 文献, 找论文, 相关论文, 收集论文, 整理文献, 论文列表, 帮我找论文. Output: multi-source search → metadata extraction → 8-column CSV (title, abstract, summary, relevance, authors, year, venue, link) → send to IM.
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[SKILL: PAPER RESEARCH FORM — CSV LITERATURE SURVEY]
Generate a literature survey as a CSV file and deliver the file to the user in chat.
Keep this file lean. Load the reference documents only when reaching the matching step.
Workflow
1. Clarify Scope
Confirm these inputs if the user has not already specified them:
- research topic or keywords
- target venues or
any - year range
- paper count
Use these defaults when needed:
- year range: last 3 years
- paper count: 10-15
2. Search And Verify
Load references/search-strategy.md before broad search.
Search multiple sources, then verify metadata for each candidate paper.
Use web_fetch on promising results to verify:
- title
- authors
- abstract
- venue
- year
- canonical link
Never fabricate metadata. Skip weak candidates that cannot be verified.
3. Build Rows
Load references/csv-schema.md before writing any row.
Transform each verified paper into one CSV row using the required 8-column schema. Write the summary in original wording. Rate relevance against the user's actual research goal.
4. Merge Or Create Output
Load references/merge-and-delivery.md before selecting the output file.
Append by default:
- look for matching
survey_*.csvfiles - pick the newest matching file
- skip duplicate titles
- create a new file only when no match exists or the user requests a new survey direction
5. Write CSV
Write the final CSV with:
- UTF-8 BOM
- correct CSV escaping
- rows sorted by relevance first, then year descending
6. Deliver File
This step is mandatory.
- Call
send_fileimmediately afterwrite_file - Retry once if
send_filefails - Do not claim the file was sent unless
send_fileactually returned success - Do not continue to the report step until
send_filehas actually been called
7. Report
After file delivery, report:
- total papers found
- relevance breakdown
- top 3 most relevant papers
- gaps or follow-up searches
Reference Files
Load only the file needed for the current step:
references/search-strategy.md- query design, source priority, metadata verification, relevance rulesreferences/csv-schema.md- 8-column schema, field rules, BOM, escapingreferences/merge-and-delivery.md- append rules, dedupe, file naming, send flow
Quality Rules
- Never hallucinate papers
- Never guess metadata
- Keep the published venue version when both preprint and publication exist
- Skip workshop papers unless the user explicitly requests them
- Treat the task as incomplete until
send_filehas been executed