pubmed-cli

Search PubMed, fetch article metadata, traverse citation graphs, and look up MeSH terms from the command line. Use when: (1) Searching PubMed with Boolean/MeSH queries, (2) Fetching article details by PMID (abstract, authors, DOI, MeSH terms), (3) Finding papers that cite a given article (cited-by), (4) Finding papers cited by a given article (references), (5) Finding related articles with relevance scores, (6) Looking up MeSH vocabulary (tree numbers, scope notes), (7) Exporting citations in RIS format for Zotero/EndNote, (8) Building reproducible literature review workflows, (9) Verifying document references against PubMed for accuracy and detecting fabricated citations.

Create, edit, and analyze PowerPoint presentations (.pptx) using C# and .NET 8. Use when the user requests PPTX work AND specifies C#/.NET, or when the project context is .NET/C#. Supports: (1) Creating presentations from scratch via HtmlBuild (write HTML/CSS, Playwright extracts layout, OpenXml SDK generates native PPTX), (2) Editing existing presentations via template inventory/replace workflow, (3) Slide rearrangement and duplication.

Operate, test, and troubleshoot pubmed-cli for PubMed literature workflows. Use when tasks involve running pubmed-cli commands (`search`, `fetch`, `cited-by`, `references`, `related`, `mesh`, `refcheck`), exporting outputs (`--json`, `--csv`, `--ris`), validating command behavior/errors, building reproducible CLI test bundles, or preparing release smoke checks for this CLI.

Create clean Word documents (.docx) from Markdown using pandoc, automatically applying the bundled NIH-style reference template (Arial 11pt, 1-inch margins, single-spacing, NIH heading hierarchy) so manuscripts, abstracts, and grant attachments come out grant-ready by default. Use when the user asks to create a new Word document from fresh Markdown content (manuscript draft, NIH grant attachment, abstract, specific aims page, biosketch). Do NOT use this skill to revise an existing .docx with tracked changes — that is `docx-review`'s job.