name: academic-source-retrieval description: "Skill for finding, retrieving, and downloading full-text academic papers using DOIs, URLs, or metadata." version: 1.0.0 author: Hermes Agent license: MIT platforms: [linux] metadata: hermes: tags: [Research, PDF, Download, Academic, Paper, DOI, Sci-Hub, OpenAccess] related_skills: [api-credential-acquisition]
Skill for finding, retrieving, and downloading full-text academic papers using DOIs, URLs, or metadata.
academic-source-retrieval fallback chain (Unpaywall -> Core -> SciHub) rather than browser scraping./opt/ai-os/products/ceo/content/research/<topic>/).claim task, worker MUST immediately mkdir -p <workspace_path>/downloads and put retrieved papers there. workspace_path to the task metadata upon claiming. Never leave it empty.https://vmi3427693.tail8c1aaf.ts.net/files/opt/ai-os/products/ceo/content/research/<path>). Never send raw local paths.Many mirrors and publishers (Taylor & Francis, Sci-Hub) use Cloudflare Turnstile or Altcha.
- Symptom: browser_navigate shows "Just a moment..." or "Verification".
- Limitation: Agent cannot solve these captchas directly. If encountered, report the specific verification type to the user.
If standard web extraction fails (e.g., due to CAPTCHAs, 403 errors, or timeouts on university websites), do not persist in direct navigation. Immediately pivot to "Search Reconstruction":
1. Targeted Queries: Use site-specific queries combined with keywords like Institutional Research, Institutional Effectiveness, director, analyst, job description, or qualifications.
2. Snippet Synthesis: Read the description snippets from multiple search results (LinkedIn, university career pages, news articles, PDFs) to piece together the organizational hierarchy, roles, and common qualification requirements.
3. Cross-Verification: Compare terminology across the search results to infer standard industry practices (e.g., distinguishing between a 'Strategic Planning' role versus a purely 'Data Analytics' role).
4. Reporting: Explicitly state in the report that the data was reconstructed via institutional search to provide transparency about the method.
When reviewing, authoring, or fact-checking reports for Vietnamese projects under research-critism rules or when specifically requested:
- No Bullet Hyphens: Do NOT use hyphens (-) for list items or bullet points in prose and lists.
- Replacement: Replace all item hyphens with asterisks (*) or numbered lists.
- No Hyphens in Prose Sentences: Do not use hyphens as dashes/connectors within sentences or lists (except when forming part of a hyphenated word or compound).
- In-text Citations: Every claim must be backed by an in-text citation (e.g., (Harvard University, n.d.)) referencing the sources or local files.
- Reference Local Files: List local offline source files directly (e.g., nd_ospir_bailey.html) instead of masking them behind external/Tailscale URLs.
- Factcheck / Citation Verification Protocol:
1. Identify exact dates, project names, and individual names (e.g., matching cựu học viên/chức vụ/chương trình).
2. Verify historical status at the time of the event (e.g., whether a person was Director of Planning or Director of Finance at that specific date).
3. Detail changes in organizational/government structures (like merged departments) to provide clear context on dates/roles.
4. Note discrepancies in titles (e.g. distinguishing a "Student Researcher / PhD student" from a "Doctor/PhD" at the event date).
paper-search-mcp functions best with API keys for CORE, DOAJ, and Semantic Scholar. Without them, you will hit rate limits (HTTP 429) quickly.
ocr-and-documents to verify the content if the PDF is successfully retrieved.