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One-paper-per-note structure and grouping by theme; output is structured notes usable for background/related work.

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Literature Notes Skill

When to Use

You have a list of papers (e.g. from literature-search) and need to summarize each in a consistent structure.
You need to group papers by theme (e.g. baselines, methods, datasets) for background or related work.

Instructions

Use references/note-structure.md for the required fields per paper.
Per paper: Capture citation, problem/setting, method/key ideas, datasets/metrics, main results, limitations, and relevance to this project.
Grouping: After notes are written, group papers into themes (e.g. "Baselines", "Prior methods for X", "Datasets") that map to background or related-work subsections.
Output: Structured notes (in docs/ or as specified) plus a short index of themes and which papers belong to each. Do not yet write prose; that is done by background-writing.

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name	literature-notes
description	One-paper-per-note structure and grouping by theme; output is structured notes usable for background/related work.

Literature Notes Skill

When to Use

You have a list of papers (e.g. from literature-search) and need to summarize each in a consistent structure.
You need to group papers by theme (e.g. baselines, methods, datasets) for background or related work.

Instructions

Use references/note-structure.md for the required fields per paper.
Per paper: Capture citation, problem/setting, method/key ideas, datasets/metrics, main results, limitations, and relevance to this project.
Grouping: After notes are written, group papers into themes (e.g. "Baselines", "Prior methods for X", "Datasets") that map to background or related-work subsections.
Output: Structured notes (in docs/ or as specified) plus a short index of themes and which papers belong to each. Do not yet write prose; that is done by background-writing.