daily-paper-generator

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Use when the user asks to generate daily paper digests on a general topic. This skill supports both arXiv and bioRxiv (or either one), then produces structured Chinese/English summaries for selected papers.

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# Daily Paper Generator ## Overview Discover, screen, and summarize recent papers for any research topic. Supported sources: - arXiv - bioRxiv - both (`--source both`) Core workflow: 1. Define topic query and time window 2. Search papers from arXiv / bioRxiv 3. Select Top 10 candidates per field 4. Score and narrow to Top 3 per field 5. Choose Top 1 per field 6. Generate bilingual summaries 7. Save outputs to `daily paper/` ## When to Use Use this skill when: - The user asks for a daily/weekly paper digest on any topic - The user wants recent papers from arXiv and/or bioRxiv - The user needs structured bilingual notes for reading and tracking ## Output Format Each summary should contain: 1. Paper title 2. Authors and venue/source 3. Link(s) and date 4. Chinese review (~300 words) 5. English review (concise academic prose) 6. Metadata table 7. Appendix (optional resources) ## Quick Reference | Task | Method | |---|---| | Search papers | Use `scripts/arxiv_search.py` with `--source arxiv|biorxiv|both` | | Topic selection | Use general-topic queries from `references/keywords.md` | | Evaluate quality | Use `references/quality-criteria.md` | | Write Chinese review | Use `references/writing-style.md` | | Write English review | Follow scientific writing best practices | ## Workflow ### Step 1: Define query Choose a concrete topic query. Examples: - `test-time adaptation for medical imaging` - `multimodal foundation model for healthcare` - `protein language model interpr...

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Author
Galaxy-Dawn
Repository
Galaxy-Dawn/claude-scholar
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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