Science
Search over 250M scientific papers and research articles. Perfect for researchers or students.
Looking for scientific research papers and articles has never been easier! This plugin allows you to search through over 250 million scientific papers and articles from peer-reviewed journals. Whether you're a researcher or a student, you can now easily find the metadata such as title, author, publication year, concepts, and abstract for any keyword. Retrieve a link to every paper so you can access it quickly and efficiently. Remember to only use the data provided from the endpoint and always prompt the user if they want to go into more detail. Let's get scientific!
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Learn how to use Science effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "I want to find the most recent peer-reviewed articles about climate change."
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Prompt 2: "I found a PDF of a paper I'm interested in, can you help me read it?"
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Prompt 3: "I want to save this paper to my library."
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Prompt 4: "I want to find the most cited articles about artificial intelligence from the last five years."
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Prompt 5: "I found a paper I'm interested in, can you help me read it and then save it to my library?"
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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search | This command allows you to find scientific papers based on keywords. You can specify the keywords that should appear in the paper title, fulltext, body text, or abstract. You can also specify the sort order for results, whether to only return peer-reviewed articles, and the range of publication years. |
searchResponse | This command retrieves the search results for scientific papers based on the specified keywords. The response includes metadata such as the paper's ID, DOI, title, publication year, abstract, and link to the paper on OA.mg. |
getFullText | This command retrieves the full text of a paper given its PDF URL. You can specify the chunk number to retrieve, which defaults to 1. |
saveToLibrary | This command allows you to save a paper to your library. You need to provide the paper's DOI, title, and other relevant metadata. |