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Scopus relevance search (main) enriched with OpenAlex abstracts and OA links, via the rp_* tools pipeline
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npx skills add https://github.com/wentorai/Research-Claw --skill searching-literatureيبقى الأمر في سطر واحد. مرّر أفقيًا لمراجعته كاملًا قبل النسخ.
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| name | searching-literature |
| description | Scopus relevance search (main) enriched with OpenAlex abstracts and OA links, via the rp_* tools pipeline |
| when_to_use | When starting literature search. When user asks about papers, publications, studies. When building the initial candidate list for a research question. |
| version | 2.0.0 |
RC native tools — this skill's pipeline ships as four built-in RC tools. Call them directly; do not shell out to any
rp.pyscript or write curl:
rp_search({ query, limit?, min_year? })— Scopus relevance search enriched with OpenAlex abstracts + OA PDF links. The Elsevier key is built in.rp_abstracts({ dois })— batch abstracts + OA links for a DOI list (OpenAlex, no key).rp_cite({ doi, direction?, limit? })— citation traversal (direction:both/backward/forward).rp_fulltext({ doi, out? })— OA full text (Elsevier ScienceDirect OA → OpenAlex OA fallback); passoutto also save the text to a file.Results return inline as JSON (there is no
--json <file>flag). To persist a result set, save the returned JSON with the workspace file tools.
Discovery runs on one backbone: Scopus (relevance-ranked, all-publisher coverage,
real citation counts), with OpenAlex layered on only to supply the data Scopus's
personal-key tier withholds (abstracts, OA full-text links). Both are driven by the
the rp_* tools tool — you do not hand-write curl.
Core principle: Scopus decides what and in what order; OpenAlex fills in abstracts.
Key entitlement reality (tested): a personal Scopus API key exposes the STANDARD search view only — title, DOI, EID, citation count, year, OA flag. It does not return abstracts, references, or forward citations. That is why abstracts come from OpenAlex and citation traversal lives in
traversing-citations(also OpenAlex). Do not try to pull abstracts/refs from Scopus; the calls 403.
Scopus query syntax (richer than plain keywords — use it):
TITLE-ABS-KEY( ... ) — search title, abstract, keywords (the default workhorse)AND / OR / AND NOT — booleanW/n — proximity (e.g. BTK W/3 selectivity)PUBYEAR > 2018 — date constraintDOCTYPE(ar) — article type (ar=article, re=review)Examples:
TITLE-ABS-KEY(("BTK" OR "Bruton tyrosine kinase") AND inhibitor AND (selectivity OR "off-target"))
TITLE-ABS-KEY("CRISPR" AND cardiomyocyte) AND PUBYEAR > 2019
rp_search "TITLE-ABS-KEY(BTK inhibitor selectivity)" \
--limit 50 --min-year 2015
This single command:
abstract, oa_status, oa_pdf_url.Each record:
{
"scopus_id": "85...", "eid": "2-s2.0-85...", "doi": "10.1016/...",
"title": "...", "year": "2023", "cited_by": 42, "oa": true,
"source": "Journal of Medicinal Chemistry",
"abstract": "We report ...", "openalex_id": "W...",
"oa_status": "gold", "oa_pdf_url": "https://..."
}
Announce: 🔎 Scopus: N papers · M with abstracts (OpenAlex).
Then hand the candidate list to evaluating-paper-relevance for scoring.
"abstract": ""
must be scored from title + journal + citation count only, or deferred — never
silently dropped. Flag them: ⚠️ No abstract (score from title).| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Search + enrich | rp_search "<scopus query>" --limit N |
| Narrow | add AND, PUBYEAR > Y, DOCTYPE(ar), more specific TITLE-ABS-KEY |
| Broaden | use OR, drop constraints, add synonyms |
the rp_* tools; it handles paging, rate limits, caching.After search: score with evaluating-paper-relevance; expand high scorers with
traversing-citations.