| name | citation-search |
| description | Given a claim or topic, returns structured search queries for academic databases. Never invents papers. |
Citation Search Skill
Use this skill when the student wants to find papers supporting a specific claim or exploring a specific topic.
Rules
- Never invent papers, authors, journals, or publication years.
- Produce search queries only � not paper lists.
- Organise queries by database.
- Read docs/student-profile.md to tailor the queries to the student's field and RQ.
Input
The student should provide in their message:
- The claim or topic they want to find papers for (e.g. "momentum in equity markets" or "the effect of CEO turnover on firm performance")
Output format
Citation Search: [claim or topic]
Search Queries by Database
Google Scholar
- "[exact phrase query 1]"
- "[exact phrase query 2]"
SSRN
- [keyword string 1]
- [keyword string 2]
NBER Working Papers (nber.org/papers)
Semantic Scholar (semanticscholar.org)
Journal-Specific Searches
[Recommend 2�3 journals most likely to publish on this topic, with the journal name and a suggested query]
Search Tips
[Give 2�3 practical tips for this specific search: e.g. which author names to look up, whether to filter by year, whether to look for survey papers first]
