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About research-summarizer

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research-summarizer

Structured research summarization agent skill for non-dev users

Research-summarizer is an agent skill that turns dense source material into a structured brief. It summarizes papers, articles, reports and documentation that you already have, whether you paste them or attach them. Its method extracts the key findings, compares them across sources where you give more than one, and formats citations properly, which is more than a generic summarize request. It is built for product managers, analysts, founders and anyone who reads more than they have time for. The skill's scope is deliberately narrow. It performs no web search and needs no connected server, so it works only on documents you supply. It is not the literature review skill, which discovers academic papers, nor the dossier skill, which researches entities, and the skill says so to avoid overlap with those sibling skills. The result is an actionable brief that tells you what the sources say, how they agree or differ, and where to find each claim.

Price
Free
Made by
alirezarezvani
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills/research-summarizer