lit-search
🔌Pluginnealcaren/social-data-analysis
|Build systematic literature databases using OpenAlex API. Phased workflow for search, screening, snowballing, annotation, and synthesis with structured user interaction.
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Guides systematic qualitative analysis of interview transcripts, helping researchers code, categorize, and develop thematic insights from interview data using a structured, step-by-step workflow.
Based on the context of the repository and the other skills listed, I infer that the "revision-coordinator" skill likely: Guides academic authors through systematic manuscript revision processes, ...
Assists researchers in systematically drafting and structuring literature review sections for academic papers, guiding the writing process through organized phases and ensuring comprehensive schola...
Develops causal diagrams using multiple rendering tools (Mermaid, R, Python) to create publication-ready visual representations of causal relationships and research design.
Synthesizes academic literature by systematically extracting, organizing, and mapping key themes, arguments, and research gaps to support comprehensive literature review development.
Searches and retrieves academic literature references using OpenAlex, helping researchers efficiently build comprehensive literature databases for systematic reviews or research projects.
Transforms textbook chapters into engaging lecture presentations using Quarto slides, helping educators convert written material into dynamic teaching resources.
Based on the context of the repository and the other skills listed, the "methods-writer" skill likely: Generates systematic, publication-ready methods sections for research papers, guiding researc...
Performs computational text analysis using R and Python, enabling researchers to conduct topic modeling, sentiment analysis, and text classification for social science research.