sciverse.space

sciverse

Retrieve citation-grade academic literature from Sciverse.

First seen May 18, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://sciverse.space

Summary

  • Retrieve citation-grade academic literature from Sciverse.
  • Use when an agent needs structured paper metadata search, semantic paper chunk retrieval for RAG, source text expansion around a paper offset, or figure/table image fetching from scientific papers.
  • Prefer this skill for peer-reviewed and preprint literature tasks that require doc_id/title citations and reproducible retrieval steps.

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Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,987 B

History

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SKILL.md

Sciverse

Use Sciverse for scientific literature retrieval. This skill is agent-neutral: it works through bundled Node.js scripts and does not require a host-specific tool protocol. Keep answers grounded in returned doc_id, title, and excerpts.

Choose The Path

  • Need setup, environment variables, script invocation rules, or exit codes:

read [references/runtime.md](references/runtime.md).

  • Need author/year/journal/DOI/field filtering, schema discovery, metadata

search, or author / journal (source) entity search via collection: read [references/search-tools.md](references/search-tools.md).

  • Need RAG chunks, source text expansion, or paper figures/tables: read

[references/rag-and-content.md](references/rag-and-content.md).

  • Need a workflow decision tree for combining tools: read

[references/workflows.md](references/workflows.md).

Default Workflow

  1. For ambiguous field names or enum values, call list_catalog first.
  2. For natural-language research questions, start with semantic_search.
  3. For structured discovery, use search_papers.
  4. For promising chunks, expand context with read_content.
  5. For figures or tables referenced by Markdown image placeholders, use

get_resource.

Guardrails

  • Do not use Sciverse for general web search, news, or non-scientific content.
  • Cite paper-based claims with doc_id and title.
  • Prefer exact filters only after checking the catalog when field names are

uncertain.

  • Run bundled scripts from this skill directory, or use absolute paths to the

scripts.