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// Query the Dimensions Analytics API using the dimcli CLI tool. Use when the user wants to search or retrieve data from Dimensions — publications, grants, patents, clinical trials, datasets, researchers, organisations, policy documents, or reports. Triggers on requests like "search Dimensions for...", "find publications about...", "look up grants on...", "query the Dimensions API", or "/dimcli".

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name	dimcli
description	Query the Dimensions Analytics API using the dimcli CLI tool. Use when the user wants to search or retrieve data from Dimensions — publications, grants, patents, clinical trials, datasets, researchers, organisations, policy documents, or reports. Triggers on requests like "search Dimensions for...", "find publications about...", "look up grants on...", "query the Dimensions API", or "/dimcli".

Dimcli Skill

Query the Dimensions Analytics API via dimcli -q "..." and present results with clickable Dimensions URLs.

Workflow

Identify the source and intent from the user's request
Construct a valid DSL query — always include id so URLs can be built
Run: dimcli -q "<query>" -f json
Parse JSON and present a numbered list with title, key metadata, and Dimensions URL
Offer follow-ups: refine, export to CSV, fetch more records

If unsure about available fields, run dimcli -q "describe schema" first.

DSL grammar and URL patterns: See grammar.md and urls.md.

Query Structure

search <source> [for "<keywords>"] [where <filters>] return <source>[field1+field2+...] [limit N] [sort by <field>]

Always include id in return fields. Use [basics] for a standard field set.

Output Format

Present results as a numbered list:

1. **Title of the work** (2023)
   Journal: Nature | Cited by: 142
   https://app.dimensions.ai/details/publication/pub.1234567890

2. ...

Summarise after the list: total found, date range, notable patterns.

Flags

Flag	Use case
`-f json`	Default — structured data
`-f csv --nice`	Clean tabular export
`-f df`	Formatted terminal table
`-f df --html`	HTML table with hyperlinks

Advanced

Large results: API returns max 1000/call (50k with pagination). Suggest narrowing filters or using query_iterative() in Python.
Schema lookup: dimcli -q "describe schema"
Export: dimcli -q "..." -f csv --nice > results.csv

Subcommand: `profile <grid_id>`

Generate a full profile report for an organisation, given its GRID ID (format: grid.XX).

Workflow

Run all queries sequentially (never in parallel — concurrent calls cause session conflicts).

Step 1 — Fetch organisation metadata:

dimcli -q "search organizations where id = \"<grid_id>\" return organizations[acronym+city_name+country_code+country_name+dimensions_url+established+external_ids_fundref+hierarchy_details+id+isni_ids+latitude+linkout+longitude+name+organization_child_ids+organization_parent_ids+organization_related_ids+ror_ids+status+types+ultimate_parent_id+wikidata_ids+wikipedia_url]" -f json 2>/dev/null

Note: organizations[all] is not valid — always enumerate fields explicitly.

Step 2 — Count documents per source:

Run each query below sequentially. Extract _stats.total_count from the JSON.

# Publications
dimcli -q "search publications where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return publications limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Grants
dimcli -q "search grants where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return grants limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Datasets
dimcli -q "search datasets where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return datasets limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Clinical Trials
dimcli -q "search clinical_trials where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return clinical_trials limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Patents — NOTE: uses 'assignees', not 'research_orgs'
dimcli -q "search patents where assignees = \"<grid_id>\" return patents limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Reports
dimcli -q "search reprots where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return reports limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Policy Documents — NOTE: uses 'publisher_org', not 'research_orgs'
dimcli -q "search policy_documents where publisher_org = \"<grid_id>\" return policy_documents limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

Each source uses a different field name to filter by organisation:

Source Filter field
publications, grants, datasets, clinical_trials research_orgs
patents assignees
policy_documents publisher_org

Step 2b — Count documents where org is a funder:

# Publications (as funder)
dimcli -q "search publications where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return publications limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Grants (as funder) — NOTE: uses 'funder_orgs', not 'funders'
dimcli -q "search grants where funder_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return grants limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Datasets (as funder)
dimcli -q "search datasets where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return datasets limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Clinical Trials (as funder)
dimcli -q "search clinical_trials where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return clinical_trials limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Patents (as funder)
dimcli -q "search patents where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return patents limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Reports (as funder) — NOTE: uses 'funder_orgs', not 'funders'
dimcli -q "search reports where funder_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return reports limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

Step 3 — Piping to Python:

Always redirect stderr with 2>/dev/null before piping to Python. The CLI prints "Reusing cached session." to stdout, which breaks JSON parsing if included.

dimcli -q "..." -f json 2>/dev/null | python3 -c "import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d['_stats']['total_count'])"

Output Format

Print the profile as a markdown report:

# Organisation Profile: <Name> (<acronym>)

**GRID ID:** `<id>` | **Status:** <status> | **Type:** <types> | **Established:** <year>

## Location
- City: <city>, <country>
- Coordinates: <lat>, <lon>

## Links
- Website: <linkout>
- Wikipedia: <wikipedia_url>
- Dimensions: <dimensions_url>

## External Identifiers
- ROR: <ror_ids>
- ISNI: <isni_ids>
- Wikidata: <wikidata_ids>
- FundRef IDs: <external_ids_fundref>

## Hierarchy
- Ultimate parent: <ultimate_parent_id>
- Parent orgs: <organization_parent_ids>
- Child orgs: <organization_child_ids>
- Related orgs: <organization_related_ids>

## Document Counts (as Research Org)
| Source | Count | Dimensions URL |
|--------|------:|----------------|
| Publications | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/publication?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Grants | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/grant?search_mode=content&or_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Datasets | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/dataset?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Clinical Trials | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/clinical_trial?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Patents | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/patent?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Reports | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/technical_report?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Policy Documents | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/policy_document?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| **Total** | **N** | |

## Document Counts (as Funder)
| Source | Count | Dimensions URL |
|--------|------:|----------------|
| Publications | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/publication?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Grants | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/grant?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Datasets | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/data_set?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Clinical Trials | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/clinical_trial?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Patents | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/patent?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Reports | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/technical_report?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| **Total** | **N** | |

Export

If the user asks to export, save the report to <grid_id>_profile.md using the Write tool. Confirm the file path after saving.

name	dimcli
description	Query the Dimensions Analytics API using the dimcli CLI tool. Use when the user wants to search or retrieve data from Dimensions — publications, grants, patents, clinical trials, datasets, researchers, organisations, policy documents, or reports. Triggers on requests like "search Dimensions for...", "find publications about...", "look up grants on...", "query the Dimensions API", or "/dimcli".

Dimcli Skill

Query the Dimensions Analytics API via dimcli -q "..." and present results with clickable Dimensions URLs.

Workflow

Identify the source and intent from the user's request
Construct a valid DSL query — always include id so URLs can be built
Run: dimcli -q "<query>" -f json
Parse JSON and present a numbered list with title, key metadata, and Dimensions URL
Offer follow-ups: refine, export to CSV, fetch more records

If unsure about available fields, run dimcli -q "describe schema" first.

DSL grammar and URL patterns: See grammar.md and urls.md.

Query Structure

search <source> [for "<keywords>"] [where <filters>] return <source>[field1+field2+...] [limit N] [sort by <field>]

Always include id in return fields. Use [basics] for a standard field set.

Output Format

Present results as a numbered list:

1. **Title of the work** (2023)
   Journal: Nature | Cited by: 142
   https://app.dimensions.ai/details/publication/pub.1234567890

2. ...

Summarise after the list: total found, date range, notable patterns.

Flags

Flag	Use case
`-f json`	Default — structured data
`-f csv --nice`	Clean tabular export
`-f df`	Formatted terminal table
`-f df --html`	HTML table with hyperlinks

Advanced

Large results: API returns max 1000/call (50k with pagination). Suggest narrowing filters or using query_iterative() in Python.
Schema lookup: dimcli -q "describe schema"
Export: dimcli -q "..." -f csv --nice > results.csv

Subcommand: `profile <grid_id>`

Generate a full profile report for an organisation, given its GRID ID (format: grid.XX).

Workflow

Run all queries sequentially (never in parallel — concurrent calls cause session conflicts).

Step 1 — Fetch organisation metadata:

dimcli -q "search organizations where id = \"<grid_id>\" return organizations[acronym+city_name+country_code+country_name+dimensions_url+established+external_ids_fundref+hierarchy_details+id+isni_ids+latitude+linkout+longitude+name+organization_child_ids+organization_parent_ids+organization_related_ids+ror_ids+status+types+ultimate_parent_id+wikidata_ids+wikipedia_url]" -f json 2>/dev/null

Note: organizations[all] is not valid — always enumerate fields explicitly.

Step 2 — Count documents per source:

Run each query below sequentially. Extract _stats.total_count from the JSON.

# Publications
dimcli -q "search publications where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return publications limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Grants
dimcli -q "search grants where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return grants limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Datasets
dimcli -q "search datasets where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return datasets limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Clinical Trials
dimcli -q "search clinical_trials where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return clinical_trials limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Patents — NOTE: uses 'assignees', not 'research_orgs'
dimcli -q "search patents where assignees = \"<grid_id>\" return patents limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Reports
dimcli -q "search reprots where research_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return reports limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Policy Documents — NOTE: uses 'publisher_org', not 'research_orgs'
dimcli -q "search policy_documents where publisher_org = \"<grid_id>\" return policy_documents limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

Each source uses a different field name to filter by organisation:

Source Filter field
publications, grants, datasets, clinical_trials research_orgs
patents assignees
policy_documents publisher_org

Step 2b — Count documents where org is a funder:

# Publications (as funder)
dimcli -q "search publications where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return publications limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Grants (as funder) — NOTE: uses 'funder_orgs', not 'funders'
dimcli -q "search grants where funder_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return grants limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Datasets (as funder)
dimcli -q "search datasets where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return datasets limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Clinical Trials (as funder)
dimcli -q "search clinical_trials where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return clinical_trials limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Patents (as funder)
dimcli -q "search patents where funders = \"<grid_id>\" return patents limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

# Reports (as funder) — NOTE: uses 'funder_orgs', not 'funders'
dimcli -q "search reports where funder_orgs = \"<grid_id>\" return reports limit 1" -f json 2>/dev/null

Step 3 — Piping to Python:

Always redirect stderr with 2>/dev/null before piping to Python. The CLI prints "Reusing cached session." to stdout, which breaks JSON parsing if included.

dimcli -q "..." -f json 2>/dev/null | python3 -c "import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d['_stats']['total_count'])"

Output Format

Print the profile as a markdown report:

# Organisation Profile: <Name> (<acronym>)

**GRID ID:** `<id>` | **Status:** <status> | **Type:** <types> | **Established:** <year>

## Location
- City: <city>, <country>
- Coordinates: <lat>, <lon>

## Links
- Website: <linkout>
- Wikipedia: <wikipedia_url>
- Dimensions: <dimensions_url>

## External Identifiers
- ROR: <ror_ids>
- ISNI: <isni_ids>
- Wikidata: <wikidata_ids>
- FundRef IDs: <external_ids_fundref>

## Hierarchy
- Ultimate parent: <ultimate_parent_id>
- Parent orgs: <organization_parent_ids>
- Child orgs: <organization_child_ids>
- Related orgs: <organization_related_ids>

## Document Counts (as Research Org)
| Source | Count | Dimensions URL |
|--------|------:|----------------|
| Publications | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/publication?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Grants | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/grant?search_mode=content&or_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Datasets | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/dataset?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Clinical Trials | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/clinical_trial?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Patents | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/patent?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Reports | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/technical_report?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| Policy Documents | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/policy_document?and_facet_research_org=<grid_id> |
| **Total** | **N** | |

## Document Counts (as Funder)
| Source | Count | Dimensions URL |
|--------|------:|----------------|
| Publications | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/publication?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Grants | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/grant?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Datasets | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/data_set?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Clinical Trials | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/clinical_trial?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Patents | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/patent?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| Reports | N | https://app.dimensions.ai/discover/technical_report?or_facet_funder=<grid_id> |
| **Total** | **N** | |

Export

If the user asks to export, save the report to <grid_id>_profile.md using the Write tool. Confirm the file path after saving.

Source	Filter field
publications, grants, datasets, clinical_trials	`research_orgs`
patents	`assignees`
policy_documents	`publisher_org`

dimcli

Dimcli Skill

Workflow

Query Structure

Output Format

Flags

Advanced

Subcommand: profile <grid_id>

Workflow

Output Format

Export

Dimcli Skill

Workflow

Query Structure

Output Format

Flags

Advanced

Subcommand: profile <grid_id>

Workflow

Output Format

Export

Subcommand: `profile <grid_id>`

Subcommand: `profile <grid_id>`