literature-review

## Boundary: literature-review → acquire-sources → ingest-source `literature-review` runs SEARCH — discovers candidate sources, grades them, builds a strategic guide, produces BibTeX entries. Outputs land in `input/bibliography/`. **It downloads no PDFs and creates no `knowledge/sources/*.md`.** It records each candidate's `oa_pdf` / DOI so the next phase can fetch it. **It searches the shared library *first*** (step 3) — the master bibliography grows with every project, so a new question increasingly overlaps sources you already own, and those cost nothing to "acquire". `acquire-sources` runs ACQUISITION — auto-downloads the Open-Access PDFs for the A+B set into `input/bibliography/` and writes `acquisition-todo.md`, a manual-download worklist for everything paywalled or bot-blocked. `ingest-source` runs INTAKE — takes ONE already-acquired source PDF and produces the wiki content (Source page, entities, BibTeX entry, log line). The three skills are sequential, not overlapping. A typical session: literature-review once → acquire-sources once (re-run to reconcile) → ingest-source N times. # Literature Review (Superpowers-Wrapper) This skill wraps the detailed workflow of `research-skills/dao-literature-review` (OpenAlex, IxTheo, Zenon-DAI, Propylaeum, Persée, OpenEdition, CORE, arXiv, DNB) with the research-superpowers discipline: checklist, SOFT-GATE against rushing, red-flags against "I have enough sources." **Announce at start:** "Using literature-review to build a s...