Awesome Paper Skill

Research-topic literature scouting across multiple platforms (not only arXiv), paper categorization, publication-status labeling, Awesome-style GitHub README...

Use this skill when user asks for a full pipeline:

1. User gives a topic.
2. Agent researches papers (multi-source, not arXiv-only).
3. Agent builds/updates an Awesome-style README.md.
4. Agent pushes changes to user GitHub repo.

Required Inputs

• topic (required)
• repo_owner (required)
• repo_name (required)
• visibility (optional, default: keep current repo visibility)
• max_arxiv / max_crossref / max_semantic (optional)

If owner/repo are omitted, use defaults from current workspace context or ask once.

Pipeline

1) Fetch papers (multi-source)

bash

python3 skills/awesome-paper-skill/scripts/fetch_papers.py \
  --topic "<topic>" \
  --max-arxiv 60 \
  --max-crossref 60 \
  --max-semantic 60 \
  --out /tmp/research_papers.json

Policy:

• Merge arXiv + Crossref + Semantic Scholar.
• Continue on partial source failures; report coverage gaps.
• De-duplicate by title/doi.

2) Build Awesome README

bash

python3 skills/awesome-paper-skill/scripts/build_awesome_readme.py \
  --topic "<topic>" \
  --input /tmp/research_papers.json \
  --output /tmp/README.md

Formatting rules (strict):

• English-only.
• One paper per bullet.
• If venue known: show [Venue] line.
• If venue unknown: do not print [Preprint] line.
• Keep arXiv badge line.
• Keep GitHub badge line only when valid repo exists.
• Do not include Website placeholders/badges.
• Date on its own line: (YYYY-MM-DD).

3) Publish/update GitHub repo

bash

python3 skills/awesome-paper-skill/scripts/publish_repo.py \
  --owner "<repo_owner>" \
  --name "<repo_name>" \
  --readme /tmp/README.md \
  --visibility private

If repo exists: update README and push. If repo does not exist: create then push.

Quality Gates

Before final reply:

• README renders.
• Total papers count matches entries.
• No Website placeholder links.
• No fake Repo Not Found badges.
• Repo push succeeded.

Deliverables to user

• Brief summary (what changed)
• GitHub commit/repo URL