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Use this skill to map the **genealogical lineage and historical progression** of a research field. It is designed to visualize the **evolutionary path of ideas**, showing how technical challenges in earlier works were addressed by subsequent research improvements. The final deliverable is a Markdown file with embedded Mermaid diagrams the user can paste into a viewer or commit to their repo. Trigger this when the user needs to understand the **developmental trajectory of a topic**, the 'family tree' of a model, or how a research line matured over multiple years. Do NOT trigger for queries seeking **inventories of specific artifacts**, such as lists of common datasets, benchmarks, or libraries. Avoid this for finding a single 'latest' paper, performing simple keyword search, or conducting head-to-head technical comparisons between specific models. This skill is meant for synthesizing a **chronological narrative of improvement** across multiple works, not for cataloging currently availab

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Paper Graph

Build a Markdown report with embedded Mermaid diagrams showing how research on a user-specified topic (or paper) evolved — clustered into challenges → solutions and traced as per-solution evolution paths.

The skill has no outbound LLM dependency. The host agent provides all LLM calls; the skill provides deterministic data fetchers (S2 / DeepXiv), prompt templates, markdown parsers, and Mermaid renderers. Run the runbook below step-by-step.

When to Use This Skill

Trigger when the user asks something like:

"Show me the history of " / "How did evolve?"
"Where does stem from?" / "What did build on?"
"What are significant improvements / follow-ups to ?"
"Trace the lineage of ideas in " / "Give me a literature taxonomy of "
"Citation tree of " / "Idea trace of "

Skip when:

The user just wants a one-paper summary or single search hit (no relational/evolutionary aspect).
The request is for non-academic citation work.
The user explicitly wants a plain bibliography rather than a graph.

Inputs and Output

Inputs:

A research query: a topic, a seed paper title/citation, or a hybrid. Free-form text.
Output path (required): path for the final Markdown report. If not given, ask before running.
(Optional) number of papers to fetch (--n flag on fetch_papers). Default 10.
(Optional) Mermaid theme light or dark (--theme on render steps, or MERMAID_THEME env). Default light.

Output: a single Markdown file at the user-specified path with these sections:

Research goal (extracted from the query)
High-level taxonomy — one Mermaid graph: root → challenges → solutions → paper references
Per-solution evolution paths — one Mermaid graph per solution, showing paper-to-paper "evolution from" edges, evolution points, open challenges
Paper appendix — the numbered list of papers with title / year / authors / abstract / conclusion excerpt

Mermaid is just text inside ```mermaid fences — the file renders directly in GitHub, Obsidian, VS Code with the Mermaid extension, etc.

Setup

Required env (the skill fails verbosely if missing):

S2_API_KEY — Semantic Scholar API key.

Optional env:

DEEPXIV_API_TOKEN (or DEEPXIV_TOKEN) — DeepXiv arXiv search fallback. Install with pip install deepxiv-sdk; auto-provision with deepxiv token. Without it, S2 must fill the cite-number budget on its own.
MERMAID_THEME — light (default) or dark. Overridden by --theme on each render call.

LLM: the host agent uses its own model and API key. The skill emits prompt templates and parses responses; it does not authenticate or call any LLM provider.

Working directory: create one dir per run, anchored relative to your current working directory (e.g. ./<basename>.work/). Avoid absolute system paths like /tmp/... — some harnesses sandbox the shell and the file-read tools to different filesystem roots, so an absolute path can appear writable to one and missing to the other. A cwd-relative path works the same everywhere. Run pwd once at the start if unsure.

Suggested layout (assuming final report goes to <output>):

<output>.work/
├── query.txt                user query (verbatim)
├── seed.json                resolve_seed_papers
├── seed_block.txt           format_seed_block
├── parsed_query.json        LLM: parse_query output
├── goal_block.txt           build_goal_block (reused in steps 8, 10, 11)
├── papers.json              fetch_papers → prefetch_sections → classify-merged
├── papers_input.txt         format_papers (full set)
├── classify_raw.json        LLM: classify output (consumed by merge_classifications)
├── core_filter.json         compute_core_filter (+ core_filter.json.allowed.txt)
├── papers_input_core.txt    format_papers (CORE-only; + papers_input_core.txt.allowed.txt)
├── outline_raw.md           LLM: outline output
├── outline.json             parse_outline summary
├── outline_mermaid.json     render_outline_mermaid
├── solutions/<key>.json     per-solution context (one file per solution)
├── parsed/<key>.json        parse_detail output (used by step 11 audit)
├── details/
│   ├── <key>_input.txt      format_papers (per-solution allowed set; + .allowed.txt sibling)
│   ├── <key>_raw.md         LLM: detail output
│   └── <key>.json           render_detail_mermaid (consumed by assemble)
├── verdicts/<key>.json      [{source_n, target_n, verdict}] from audit
└── <run>.log.jsonl files    one next to each subcommand output, default-on

Filenames are agent-chosen — these are recommendations to match what the runbook below references. <key> is the solution key string <s_major>.<s_minor> (e.g. 1.1). Every format_papers call writes a sibling <out>.allowed.txt containing the (N), (N), ... form ready to drop into a {allowed_numbers} placeholder.

Runbook

Each step is either a CLI call (uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py <subcmd> …) or an LLM call (the host agent reads a template from references/, substitutes the placeholders, and calls its model). Run sequentially; the detail step (step 10) and the audit step (step 11) can fan out per-solution / per-edge if the host supports concurrent tool calls.

Placeholder syntax in references/*.md. Single-brace {name} is a template slot the host must substitute. Double-brace {{...}} is an escaped literal brace — it appears in the prompt body when the example JSON the LLM is asked to emit contains braces. Substitute only single-brace slots; leave {{ and }} alone (they're for the LLM to read as { and } in its output).

Step 1 — Save the user query

Write the user's verbatim query to <workdir>/query.txt. Do not paraphrase. Multi-line queries are fine.

Step 2 — `resolve_seed_papers` (CLI, deterministic)

uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py resolve_seed_papers \
    --query-file <workdir>/query.txt \
    --out <workdir>/seed.json

Outputs a JSON array of S2-shape paper records for any arxiv IDs detected in the query. Empty array when none are present or all lookups fail.

Step 3 — `format_seed_block` (CLI, deterministic)

uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py format_seed_block \
    --seed <workdir>/seed.json \
    --out <workdir>/seed_block.txt

Renders the seed papers into the {seed_block} prompt fragment used in step 4. Empty input → empty output (the placeholder collapses cleanly).

Step 4 — `parse_query` (LLM)

Read /skills/paper-graph/references/parse_query.md. Substitute {seed_block} with the contents of <workdir>/seed_block.txt and {query} with the contents of <workdir>/query.txt. Call the LLM (low temperature, ~0.1).

Parse the response as JSON with this exact shape:

{"goal": "<one sentence>",
 "searches": ["<keyword phrase 1>", "<keyword phrase 2>", "..."],
 "definitions": {"<term>": "<one-sentence definition>", "...": "..."}}

Per the prompt's own instructions, searches should contain 2–4 phrases each of 2–5 keywords (these are two different counts — phrases vs. keywords-per-phrase).

Strip code fences if the model added them. Validate that goal is non-empty and searches is a non-empty list of strings. If the response is malformed, re-prompt the LLM once; on second failure, abort with a clear error message.

Save the validated JSON to <workdir>/parsed_query.json.

Step 5 — `fetch_papers` (CLI, deterministic)

uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py fetch_papers \
    --parsed-query <workdir>/parsed_query.json \
    --seed <workdir>/seed.json \
    --n 10 \
    --out <workdir>/papers.json

Uses S2 multi-search (one S2 query per searches[] entry) with DeepXiv fallback to top up to --n papers. Output is a JSON array of S2-shape paper dicts. If S2 returns nothing and DeepXiv is unavailable, exits non-zero — re-prompt step 4 with sharper search phrases.

Step 6 — `classify` (LLM)

First build the full {papers_input} block:

uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py format_papers \
    --papers <workdir>/papers.json \
    --out <workdir>/papers_input.txt

Read references/classify.md. Substitute {goal} with the goal_sentence (the single-sentence string at parsed_query.json["goal"] — bare, no definitions block here) and {papers_input} with the text file above. Call the LLM (low temperature, no reasoning needed — it's a discrete cataloging decision). Strip any leading/trailing code fences if the model added them.

Save the raw response verbatim to <workdir>/classify_raw.json. Expected shape:

{"classifications": [
  {"n": 1, "label": "CORE", "reason": "..."},
  {"n": 2, "label": "ADJACENT", "reason": "..."},
  {"n": 3, "label": "REJECT", "reason": "..."},
  ...
]}

Then merge into papers.json via the CLI (validates shape + applies failure-soft fallback to every-CORE if validation fails):

uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py merge_classifications \
    --classifications <workdir>/classify_raw.json \
    --papers <workdir>/papers.json \
    --out <workdir>/papers.json

merge_classifications always exits 0; on validation failure it applies an all-CORE safety-net and prints a … (FALLBACK: <reason>) suffix on the stdout success line. When you see that suffix, re-prompt the LLM once; if the second attempt also falls back, accept the all-CORE result and proceed — every paper just feeds the outline as CORE. On a clean run the success line shows the per-label counts and no FALLBACK suffix. Downstream subcommands (parse_outline, the renderers, assemble_report) read these labels via _label_of.

Step 7 — `prefetch_sections` (CLI, deterministic, best-effort)

uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py prefetch_sections \
    --in <workdir>/papers.json \
    --out <workdir>/papers.json

Mutates each paper dict in place by setting _conclusion_section. REJECT-labeled papers are skipped to save quota. Failures are silent; a paper without an arxiv ID or without a fetchable section just gets _conclusion_section: null.

After this step, any subsequent format_papers call automatically embeds each paper's _conclusion_section into the formatted block (under a Discussion/Conclusion excerpt: header) — that's how the outline and detail prompts get the OC-source signal the prompt templates reference. No extra step required.

Step 8 — `outline` (LLM)

Materialize the two prompt fragments that recur from here on — goal_block (the {goal} substitution) and core_filter (the CORE-only filter + its {allowed_numbers} sidecar)

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name: paper-graph
description: "Use this skill to map the **genealogical lineage and historical progression** of a research field. It is designed to visualize the **evolutionary path of ideas**, showing how technical challenges in earlier works were addressed by subsequent research improvements. The final deliverable is a Markdown file with embedded Mermaid diagrams the user can paste into a viewer or commit to their repo. Trigger this when the user needs to understand the **developmental trajectory of a topic**, the 'family tree' of a model, or how a research line matured over multiple years. Do NOT trigger for queries seeking **inventories of specific artifacts**, such as lists of common datasets, benchmarks, or libraries. Avoid this for finding a single 'latest' paper, performing simple keyword search, or conducting head-to-head technical comparisons between specific models. This skill is meant for synthesizing a **chronological narrative of improvement** across multiple works, not for cataloging currently available resources or one-off paper retrieval."
allowed-tools: "write_file edit_file read_file execute"
metadata:
  author: EvoQuant
  version: '0.1.1'
  tags: [research, literature-review, graph, mermaid]

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---
name: paper-graph
description: "Use this skill to map the **genealogical lineage and historical progression** of a research field. It is designed to visualize the **evolutionary path of ideas**, showing how technical challenges in earlier works were addressed by subsequent research improvements. The final deliverable is a Markdown file with embedded Mermaid diagrams the user can paste into a viewer or commit to their repo. Trigger this when the user needs to understand the **developmental trajectory of a topic**, the 'family tree' of a model, or how a research line matured over multiple years. Do NOT trigger for queries seeking **inventories of specific artifacts**, such as lists of common datasets, benchmarks, or libraries. Avoid this for finding a single 'latest' paper, performing simple keyword search, or conducting head-to-head technical comparisons between specific models. This skill is meant for synthesizing a **chronological narrative of improvement** across multiple works, not for cataloging currently available resources or one-off paper retrieval."
allowed-tools: "write_file edit_file read_file execute"
metadata:
  author: EvoQuant
  version: '0.1.1'
  tags: [research, literature-review, graph, mermaid]
---

# Paper Graph

Build a Markdown report with embedded Mermaid diagrams showing how research on a user-specified topic (or paper) evolved — clustered into challenges → solutions and traced as per-solution evolution paths.

The skill has no outbound LLM dependency. The host agent provides all LLM calls; the skill provides deterministic data fetchers (S2 / DeepXiv), prompt templates, markdown parsers, and Mermaid renderers. Run the runbook below step-by-step.

## When to Use This Skill

Trigger when the user asks something like:

- "Show me the history of <topic>" / "How did <topic> evolve?"
- "Where does <paper> stem from?" / "What did <paper> build on?"
- "What are significant improvements / follow-ups to <paper>?"
- "Trace the lineage of ideas in <field>" / "Give me a literature taxonomy of <field>"
- "Citation tree of <paper>" / "Idea trace of <topic>"

Skip when:
- The user just wants a one-paper summary or single search hit (no relational/evolutionary aspect).
- The request is for non-academic citation work.
- The user explicitly wants a plain bibliography rather than a graph.

---

## Inputs and Output

**Inputs:**
- A **research query**: a topic, a seed paper title/citation, or a hybrid. Free-form text.
- **Output path** (required): path for the final Markdown report. If not given, ask before running.
- *(Optional)* number of papers to fetch (`--n` flag on `fetch_papers`). Default **10**.
- *(Optional)* Mermaid theme `light` or `dark` (`--theme` on render steps, or `MERMAID_THEME` env). Default **light**.

**Output:** a single Markdown file at the user-specified path with these sections:
1. **Research goal** (extracted from the query)
2. **High-level taxonomy** — one Mermaid graph: root → challenges → solutions → paper references
3. **Per-solution evolution paths** — one Mermaid graph per solution, showing paper-to-paper "evolution from" edges, evolution points, open challenges
4. **Paper appendix** — the numbered list of papers with title / year / authors / abstract / conclusion excerpt

Mermaid is just text inside ```` ```mermaid ```` fences — the file renders directly in GitHub, Obsidian, VS Code with the Mermaid extension, etc.

---

## Setup

**Required env (the skill fails verbosely if missing):**
- `S2_API_KEY` — Semantic Scholar API key.

**Optional env:**
- `DEEPXIV_API_TOKEN` (or `DEEPXIV_TOKEN`) — DeepXiv arXiv search fallback. Install with `pip install deepxiv-sdk`; auto-provision with `deepxiv token`. Without it, S2 must fill the cite-number budget on its own.
- `MERMAID_THEME` — `light` (default) or `dark`. Overridden by `--theme` on each render call.

**LLM:** the host agent uses its own model and API key. The skill emits prompt templates and parses responses; it does not authenticate or call any LLM provider.

**Working directory:** create one dir per run, anchored **relative to your current working directory** (e.g. `./<basename>.work/`). Avoid absolute system paths like `/tmp/...` — some harnesses sandbox the shell and the file-read tools to different filesystem roots, so an absolute path can appear writable to one and missing to the other. A cwd-relative path works the same everywhere. Run `pwd` once at the start if unsure.

Suggested layout (assuming final report goes to `<output>`):

```
<output>.work/
├── query.txt                user query (verbatim)
├── seed.json                resolve_seed_papers
├── seed_block.txt           format_seed_block
├── parsed_query.json        LLM: parse_query output
├── goal_block.txt           build_goal_block (reused in steps 8, 10, 11)
├── papers.json              fetch_papers → prefetch_sections → classify-merged
├── papers_input.txt         format_papers (full set)
├── classify_raw.json        LLM: classify output (consumed by merge_classifications)
├── core_filter.json         compute_core_filter (+ core_filter.json.allowed.txt)
├── papers_input_core.txt    format_papers (CORE-only; + papers_input_core.txt.allowed.txt)
├── outline_raw.md           LLM: outline output
├── outline.json             parse_outline summary
├── outline_mermaid.json     render_outline_mermaid
├── solutions/<key>.json     per-solution context (one file per solution)
├── parsed/<key>.json        parse_detail output (used by step 11 audit)
├── details/
│   ├── <key>_input.txt      format_papers (per-solution allowed set; + .allowed.txt sibling)
│   ├── <key>_raw.md         LLM: detail output
│   └── <key>.json           render_detail_mermaid (consumed by assemble)
├── verdicts/<key>.json      [{source_n, target_n, verdict}] from audit
└── <run>.log.jsonl files    one next to each subcommand output, default-on
```

Filenames are agent-chosen — these are recommendations to match what the runbook below references. `<key>` is the solution key string `<s_major>.<s_minor>` (e.g. `1.1`). Every `format_papers` call writes a sibling `<out>.allowed.txt` containing the `(N), (N), ...` form ready to drop into a `{allowed_numbers}` placeholder.

---

## Runbook

Each step is either a **CLI** call (`uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py <subcmd> …`) or an **LLM** call (the host agent reads a template from `references/`, substitutes the placeholders, and calls its model). Run sequentially; the detail step (step 10) and the audit step (step 11) can fan out per-solution / per-edge if the host supports concurrent tool calls.

**Placeholder syntax in `references/*.md`.** Single-brace `{name}` is a template slot the host must substitute. Double-brace `{{...}}` is an escaped literal brace — it appears in the prompt body when the example JSON the LLM is asked to emit contains braces. Substitute only single-brace slots; leave `{{` and `}}` alone (they're for the LLM to read as `{` and `}` in its output).

### Step 1 — Save the user query

Write the user's verbatim query to `<workdir>/query.txt`. Do not paraphrase. Multi-line queries are fine.

### Step 2 — `resolve_seed_papers` (CLI, deterministic)

```bash
uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py resolve_seed_papers \
    --query-file <workdir>/query.txt \
    --out <workdir>/seed.json
```

Outputs a JSON array of S2-shape paper records for any arxiv IDs detected in the query. Empty array when none are present or all lookups fail.

### Step 3 — `format_seed_block` (CLI, deterministic)

```bash
uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py format_seed_block \
    --seed <workdir>/seed.json \
    --out <workdir>/seed_block.txt
```

Renders the seed papers into the `{seed_block}` prompt fragment used in step 4. Empty input → empty output (the placeholder collapses cleanly).

### Step 4 — `parse_query` (LLM)

Read `/skills/paper-graph/references/parse_query.md`. Substitute `{seed_block}` with the contents of `<workdir>/seed_block.txt` and `{query}` with the contents of `<workdir>/query.txt`. Call the LLM (low temperature, ~0.1).

Parse the response as JSON with this exact shape:

```json
{"goal": "<one sentence>",
 "searches": ["<keyword phrase 1>", "<keyword phrase 2>", "..."],
 "definitions": {"<term>": "<one-sentence definition>", "...": "..."}}
```

Per the prompt's own instructions, `searches` should contain 2–4 phrases each of 2–5 keywords (these are two different counts — phrases vs. keywords-per-phrase).

Strip code fences if the model added them. Validate that `goal` is non-empty and `searches` is a non-empty list of strings. If the response is malformed, re-prompt the LLM once; on second failure, abort with a clear error message.

Save the validated JSON to `<workdir>/parsed_query.json`.

### Step 5 — `fetch_papers` (CLI, deterministic)

```bash
uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py fetch_papers \
    --parsed-query <workdir>/parsed_query.json \
    --seed <workdir>/seed.json \
    --n 10 \
    --out <workdir>/papers.json
```

Uses S2 multi-search (one S2 query per `searches[]` entry) with DeepXiv fallback to top up to `--n` papers. Output is a JSON array of S2-shape paper dicts. If S2 returns nothing and DeepXiv is unavailable, exits non-zero — re-prompt step 4 with sharper search phrases.

### Step 6 — `classify` (LLM)

First build the full `{papers_input}` block:

```bash
uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py format_papers \
    --papers <workdir>/papers.json \
    --out <workdir>/papers_input.txt
```

Read `references/classify.md`. Substitute `{goal}` with the `goal_sentence` (the single-sentence string at `parsed_query.json["goal"]` — bare, no definitions block here) and `{papers_input}` with the text file above. Call the LLM (low temperature, no reasoning needed — it's a discrete cataloging decision). Strip any leading/trailing code fences if the model added them.

Save the raw response verbatim to `<workdir>/classify_raw.json`. Expected shape:

```json
{"classifications": [
  {"n": 1, "label": "CORE", "reason": "..."},
  {"n": 2, "label": "ADJACENT", "reason": "..."},
  {"n": 3, "label": "REJECT", "reason": "..."},
  ...
]}
```

Then merge into papers.json via the CLI (validates shape + applies failure-soft fallback to every-CORE if validation fails):

```bash
uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py merge_classifications \
    --classifications <workdir>/classify_raw.json \
    --papers <workdir>/papers.json \
    --out <workdir>/papers.json
```

`merge_classifications` always exits 0; on validation failure it applies an all-CORE safety-net and prints a `… (FALLBACK: <reason>)` suffix on the stdout success line. When you see that suffix, re-prompt the LLM once; if the second attempt also falls back, accept the all-CORE result and proceed — every paper just feeds the outline as CORE. On a clean run the success line shows the per-label counts and no FALLBACK suffix. Downstream subcommands (`parse_outline`, the renderers, `assemble_report`) read these labels via `_label_of`.

### Step 7 — `prefetch_sections` (CLI, deterministic, best-effort)

```bash
uv run python /skills/paper-graph/scripts/cli.py prefetch_sections \
    --in <workdir>/papers.json \
    --out <workdir>/papers.json
```

Mutates each paper dict in place by setting `_conclusion_section`. REJECT-labeled papers are skipped to save quota. Failures are silent; a paper without an arxiv ID or without a fetchable section just gets `_conclusion_section: null`.

After this step, any subsequent `format_papers` call automatically embeds each paper's `_conclusion_section` into the formatted block (under a `Discussion/Conclusion excerpt:` header) — that's how the outline and detail prompts get the OC-source signal the prompt templates reference. No extra step required.

### Step 8 — `outline` (LLM)

Materialize the two prompt fragments that recur from here on — `goal_block` (the `{goal}` substitution) and `core_filter` (the CORE-only filter + its `{allowed_numbers}` sidecar)

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라이선스: Apache-2.0
버전: 1.0.0
최근 GitHub 푸시: 2026년 9월 2일
목록 업데이트: 2026년 9월 6일
지침 경로: EvoQuant/skills/paper-graph/SKILL.md @ ac1c4b89508d

목록에 보고된 버전입니다. 소스 릴리스를 확인하세요.

품질

67/100

유망

신뢰

62/100

샌드박스 전용

감사

75/100

검토 필요

전체 감사 열기 평가 보고서 보기

Dependency or permission surface needs review
Permission surface may require sandboxing
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
Stars/forks activity: 212 stars, 3 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution

Verified installs: —
결과: —

복사는 설치가 아닙니다. 설치 수는 성공 보고에 기반하며 전체 품질을 보장하지 않습니다.

Agent 연결

Registry API를 통해 동일한 결정, 신뢰, 감사, 사용 사례, 설치 신호를 제공하므로 Agent가 UI를 스크래핑하지 않고도 순위를 매길 수 있습니다.

설치 API 열기 LLM 텍스트 형식 Manifest 열기 자동 해결 계획

추가 정보

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제작자 도구

등록 출처

Registry 색인

소유권 주장 가능

이 등록은 공개 소스에서 색인되었으며 유지보수자 소유권 주장이 승인될 때까지 공식으로 표시되지 않습니다.

제작자: CamusGIT
출처: CamusGIT/EvoQuant
색인 주체: OpenAgentSkill 커뮤니티 인덱스

귀속은 공개 저장소 또는 제작자 프로필에 연결됩니다. 제작자는 등록을 주장하여 소유권 신호를 업데이트할 수 있습니다.

이 스킬 소유권 주장

소유자 소유권 주장

이 스킬 등록 소유권 주장

이 Registry 색인 등록은 CamusGIT에게 귀속되어 있지만 아직 공식으로 표시되지 않았습니다. 소유권을 주장하면 확인된 소유자 신호가 추가되어 이후 출시, 설치 및 감사 업데이트를 더 신뢰할 수 있습니다.

공유 키트

크리에이터 백링크 키트

README에 증거 배지 추가

개발자가 저장소를 평가하는 위치에 정규 등록, 현재 신뢰 및 감사 신호, 실제 Agent-Proven 증거를 표시합니다.

[![Listed on OpenAgentSkill](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/camusgit-paper-graph?metric=listed&label=Listed)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/camusgit-paper-graph?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)
[![OpenAgentSkill Trust](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/camusgit-paper-graph?metric=trust&label=Trust)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/camusgit-paper-graph?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)
[![OpenAgentSkill Audit](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/camusgit-paper-graph?metric=audit&label=Audit)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/camusgit-paper-graph/audit)
[![Agent Proven](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/camusgit-paper-graph?metric=proven&label=Agent%20Proven)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/camusgit-paper-graph?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)

배지 미리보기 감사 열기 크리에이터 키트

커뮤니티 신호

이 스킬이 Agent 워크플로에 유용한지 알려 주세요. 집계된 피드백은 시간이 지날수록 순위를 개선합니다.

개요

Paper Graph

When to Use This Skill

Inputs and Output

Setup

Runbook

Step 1 — Save the user query

Step 2 — resolve_seed_papers (CLI, deterministic)

Step 3 — format_seed_block (CLI, deterministic)

Step 4 — parse_query (LLM)

Step 5 — fetch_papers (CLI, deterministic)

Step 6 — classify (LLM)

Step 7 — prefetch_sections (CLI, deterministic, best-effort)

Step 8 — outline (LLM)

소스 확인

가격 및 실행 비용

작은 작업부터 시작

출처 및 사용 안내

Agent 연결

관련 스킬

제작자 도구

Registry 색인

이 스킬 등록 소유권 주장

README에 증거 배지 추가

커뮤니티 신호

Step 2 — `resolve_seed_papers` (CLI, deterministic)

Step 3 — `format_seed_block` (CLI, deterministic)

Step 4 — `parse_query` (LLM)

Step 5 — `fetch_papers` (CLI, deterministic)

Step 6 — `classify` (LLM)

Step 7 — `prefetch_sections` (CLI, deterministic, best-effort)

Step 8 — `outline` (LLM)