Skill guide: research-paper — the academic track

Skill guide: research-paper — the academic track

research-paper is the academic track inside /research. Enable only this track and every research question becomes a pure literature search — no patents, no web sources.

How to call it

text
/research-paper Working-memory training and transfer to fluid intelligence in older adults

Or run /research with the patent and web tracks switched off in Customize.

What happens

  • Asks which venue tier matters (top journals only, peer-reviewed, everything) and the time window if you haven't said.
  • Searches PubMed, Crossref, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, Europe PMC, ERIC and arXiv in parallel — plus Scopus, Web of Science and KCI when connected — and deduplicates across sources.
  • Reads full texts for the claims that carry weight, extracts the population, result and limitation of each, and verifies the source exists before it is cited.
The academic searches, each with its query and result count.
The academic searches, each with its query and result count.

What you get

  • The cited report and the screening table: every retrieved source with venue tier, year, citation count and a relevance score, updated live during the search.
  • A sources-by-year chart and a citation graph of the retrieved papers and the works they build on.
The report with numbered citations and the screening table, sources-by-year chart and citation graph alongside it.
The report with numbered citations and the screening table, sources-by-year chart and citation graph alongside it.

Tips

  • "Report effect sizes" in the question makes the report quote them from the sources.
  • Connect Scopus / Web of Science / KCI in Customize → Connectors to search them with your institution's access.