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Paper search with citation

Skill LivXue/paper-search-with-citation/paper_search_with_citation

Paper search with citation skill for LLM agent

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npx -y skills add LivXue/paper-search-with-citation --skill paper_search_with_citation

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Use when working with the Academic Paper Search and BibTeX Generation API, including searching papers, retrieving BibTeX citations, and monitoring API manager statistics

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Academic Search API Usage Guide

Overview

This skill provides comprehensive usage instructions for the Academic Paper Search and BibTeX Generation API, which supports Semantic Scholar API with advanced multi-API key and proxy management. The API offers endpoints for searching papers, retrieving BibTeX citations from DOIs, and monitoring API manager statistics.

When to Use

  • Searching academic papers using keywords with optional year filtering
  • Retrieving BibTeX citations for papers using DOI
  • Checking API health and manager statistics
  • Monitoring API key and proxy configuration status
  • Checking API key keep-alive task status
  • Manually triggering keep-alive checks for idle API keys
  • Formatting API responses using jq

API Access Information

Calling the API with curl

1. Health Check

curl http://localhost:8111/health

2. Search Papers (POST Method)

curl -X POST "http://localhost:8111/search" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "query": "attention",
    "limit": 3,
    "include_bibtex": true
  }'

3. Search Papers (GET Method)

curl "http://localhost:8111/search?query=attention&limit=3&include_bibtex=true&year=2020-2023"

Parameter Description:

  • query: Search keywords (required)
  • limit: Number of results to return, range 1-20 (optional, default 3)
  • include_bibtex: Whether to include BibTeX, true/false (optional, default true)
  • year: Publication year filter (optional). Supported formats:
    • Single year: "2020"
    • Range: "2016-2020"
    • From year: "2010-"
    • To year: "-2015"

4. Get BibTeX Citation (POST Method)

curl -X POST "http://localhost:8111/bibtex" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"doi": "10.48550/arXiv.1706.03762"}'

5. Get BibTeX Citation (GET Method)

curl "http://localhost:8111/bibtex/10.48550/arXiv.1706.03762"

Parameter Description:

  • doi: DOI of the paper (required)

6. View API Manager Statistics

curl "http://localhost:8111/manager/stats"

Return information includes:

  • Total configurations
  • Healthy configurations
  • Rate-limited configurations
  • Proxied configurations
  • Current index

7. Formatted Output (Using jq)

If jq is installed, you can use it to format JSON output:

# Search and format output
curl "http://localhost:8111/search?query=attention&limit=2" | jq .

# Show only paper titles
curl "http://localhost:8111/search?query=attention&limit=3" | jq -r '.papers[].title'

# Get BibTeX and save to file
curl "http://localhost:8111/bibtex/10.48550/arXiv.1706.03762" | jq -r '.bibtex' > paper.bib

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