Skill: cxlhyx/hxxra (version 1.2.0)

--- name: hxxra description: A Research Assistant workflow skill with five core commands: search papers, download PDFs, analyze content, generate reports, and save to Zotero. Entry point is a Python script located at scripts/hxxra.py and invoked via stdin/stdout (OpenClaw integration). The search uses crawlers for Google Scholar and arXiv APIs; download uses Python requests or arXiv API; analyze uses an LLM; report generates Markdown summaries from analysis.json files; save uses Zotero API. --- # hxxra This skill is a Research Assistant that helps users search, download, analyze, report, and save research papers. ## Recommended Directory Structure For better organization, it is recommended to create a dedicated workspace for `hxxra` under your OpenClaw working directory: ``` 📁 workspace/ # OpenClaw current working directory └── 📁 hxxra/ ├── 📁 searches/ # Stores all search result JSON files ├── 2025-03-07_neural_radiance_fields_arxiv.json ├── 2025-03-07_transformer_architectures_scholar.json └── ... ├── 📁 papers/ # Stores downloaded PDF files and per-paper analysis results (each as a subfolder) ├── papers_report.md # Generated Markdown report summarizing all analyzed papers ├── 2023_Smith_NeRF_Explained/ # Folder named after the PDF (without extension) ├── 2023_Smith_NeRF_Explained.pdf ├── analysis.json # Structured output from LLM analysis └── notes.md # (Optional) User-added notes ├── 2024_Zhang_Transformer_Survey/ ├── 2024_Zhang_Transformer_Survey.pdf ├── analysis.json └── ... └── ... └── 📁 logs/ # Stores execution logs └── hxxra_2025-03-07.log ``` This structure keeps all related files organized and easily accessible for review and further processing. ## Core Commands ### 1. **hxxra search** - Search for research papers **Dependencies**: `pip install scholarly` **Purpose**: Search for papers using Google Scholar and arXiv APIs **Academic Note**: To account for the distinct characteristics of each data source, the tool adopts a differentiated sorting strategy—**arXiv results are ordered by submission date in descending order**, prioritizing the timeliness of recent research; **Google Scholar results retain the source's default relevance ranking**, ensuring strong alignment with the query keywords while appropriately weighing influential or classical literature. **Parameters**: - `-q, --query <string>` (Required): Search keywords - `-s, --source <string>` (Optional): Data source: `arxiv` (default), `scholar` - `-l, --limit <number>` (Optional): Number of results (default: 10) - `-o, --output <path>` (Optional): JSON output file (default: `{workspace}/hxxra/searches/search_results.json`) **Input Examples**: ```json {"command": "search", "query": "neural radiance fields", "source": "arxiv", "limit": 10, "output": "results.json"} | python scripts/hxxra.py {"command": "search", "query": "transformer architecture", "source": "scholar", "limit": 15} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` **Output Structure**: ```json { "ok": true, "command": "search", "query": "<query>", "source": "<source>", "results": [ { "id": "1", "title": "Paper Title", "authors": ["Author1", "Author2"], "year": "2023", "source": "arxiv", "abstract": "Abstract text...", "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/xxxx.xxxxx", "pdf_url": "https://arxiv.org/pdf/xxxx.xxxxx.pdf", "citations": 123 } ], "total": 10, "output_file": "/path/to/results.json" } ``` ------ ### 2. **hxxra download** - Download PDF files **Purpose**: Download PDFs for specified papers **Parameters**: - `-f, --from-file <path>` (Required): JSON file with search results - `-i, --ids <list>` (Optional): Paper IDs (comma-separated or range) - `-d, --dir <path>` (Optional): Download directory (default: `{workspace}/hxxra/papers/`) **Input Examples**: ```json {"command": "download", "from-file": "results.json", "ids": ["1", "3", "5"], "dir": "./downloads"} | python scripts/hxxra.py {"command": "download", "from-file": "results.json", "dir": "./downloads"} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` **Output Structure**: ```json { "ok": true, "command": "download", "downloaded": [ { "id": "1", "title": "Paper Title", "status": "success", "pdf_path": "{workspace}/hxxra/papers/2023_Smith_NeRF_Explained/2023_Smith_NeRF_Explained.pdf", "size_bytes": 1234567, "url": "https://arxiv.org/pdf/xxxx.xxxxx.pdf" } ], "failed": [], "total": 3, "successful": 3, "download_dir": "{workspace}/hxxra/papers" } ``` ------ ### 3. **hxxra analyze** - Analyze PDF content **Dependencies**: `pip install pymupdf pdfplumber openai` **Purpose**: Analyze paper content using LLM **Parameters**: - `-p, --pdf <path>` (Optional*): Single PDF file to analyze - `-d, --directory <path>` (Optional*): Directory with multiple PDFs - `-o, --output <path>` (Optional): Output directory. If not specified, analysis results will be saved in the same subfolder as the PDF (default: `{workspace}/hxxra/papers/{paper_title}/analysis.json`) ** Note: Either `--pdf` or `--directory` must be provided, but not both* **Input Examples**: ```json {"command": "analyze", "pdf": "paper.pdf", "output": "./analysis/"} | python scripts/hxxra.py {"command": "analyze", "directory": "hxxra/papers/"} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` **Output Structure**: ```json { "ok": true, "command": "analyze", "analyzed": [ { "id": "paper_1", "original_file": "paper.pdf", "analysis_file": "{workspace}/hxxra/papers/2023_Smith_NeRF_Explained/analysis.json", "metadata": { "title": "Paper Title", "authors": ["Author1", "Author2"], "year": "2023", "abstract": "Abstract text..." }, "analysis": { "background": "Problem background...", "methodology": "Proposed method...", "results": "Experimental results...", "conclusions": "Conclusions..." }, "status": "success" } ], "summary": { "total": 1, "successful": 1, "failed": 0 } } ``` ------ ### 4. **hxxra report** - Generate Markdown report **Purpose**: Generate a comprehensive Markdown report from all `analysis.json` files in a directory **Parameters**: - `-d, --directory <path>` (Required): Directory containing paper folders with `analysis.json` files - `-o, --output <path>` (Optional): Output Markdown file path (default: `{directory}/report.md`) - `-t, --title <string>` (Optional): Report title (default: "Research Papers Report") - `-s, --sort <string>` (Optional): Sort by: `year` (default, descending), `title`, or `author` **Input Examples**: ```json {"command": "report", "directory": "hxxra/papers/", "output": "hxxra/papers/report.md", "title": "My Research Papers", "sort": "year"} | python scripts/hxxra.py {"command": "report", "directory": "hxxra/papers/"} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` **Output Structure**: ```json { "ok": true, "command": "report", "total_papers": 10, "output_file": "/path/to/hxxra/papers/report.md" } ``` **Generated Markdown Format**: The generated report includes: - **Header**: Title, generation date, total papers, data source - **Keywords Table**: Top 15 most frequent keywords across all papers - **Overview Table**: Quick summary of all papers (title, author, year, keywords) - **Detailed Content**: For each paper: - Title, authors, year, keywords, code link (if available) - Abstract - Research background - Methodology - Main results - Conclusions - Limitations - Impact - Source folder path **Note**: The report command recursively scans all subdirectories for `analysis.json` files and only includes papers with `status: "success"`. ------ ### 5. **hxxra save** - Save to Zotero **Purpose**: Save papers to Zotero collection **Parameters**: - `-f, --from-file <path>` (Required): JSON file with search results (e.g., `hxxra/searches/search_results.json`) - `-i, --ids <list>` (Optional): Paper IDs to save - `-c, --collection <string>` (Required): Zotero collection name **Input Examples**: ```json {"command": "save", "from-file": "hxxra/searches/search_results.json", "ids": ["1", "2", "3"], "collection": "AI Research"} | python scripts/hxxra.py {"command": "save", "from-file": "hxxra/searches/search_results.json", "collection": "My Collection"} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` **Output Structure**: ```json { "ok": true, "command": "save", "collection": "AI Research", "saved_items": [ { "id": "1", "title": "Paper Title", "zotero_key": "ABCD1234", "url": "https://www.zotero.org/items/ABCD1234", "status": "success" } ], "failed_items": [], "total": 3, "successful": 3, "zotero_collection": "ABCD5678" } ``` ------ ## Workflow Examples ### Complete Workflow ```bash # 1. Search for papers {"command": "search", "query": "graph neural networks", "source": "arxiv", "limit": 10, "output": "hxxra/searches/gnn_arxiv.json"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # 2. Download papers {"command": "download", "from-file": "hxxra/searches/gnn_arxiv.json", "dir": "hxxra/papers"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # 3. Analyze downloaded papers {"command": "analyze", "directory": "hxxra/papers/"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # 4. Generate comprehensive report {"command": "report", "directory": "hxxra/papers/", "output": "hxxra/papers/report.md", "sort": "year"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # 5. Save to Zotero {"command": "save", "from-file": "hxxra/searches/gnn_arxiv.json", "collection": "GNN Papers"} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` ### Single Command Examples ```bash # Search with scholar {"command": "search", "query": "reinforcement learning", "source": "scholar", "limit": 15} | python scripts/hxxra.py # Download specific papers {"command": "download", "from-file": "hxxra/searches/search_results.json", "ids": ["2", "4", "6"], "dir": "hxxra/papers"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # Analyze single PDF in detail {"command": "analyze", "pdf": "hxxra/papers/2024_Zhang_Transformer_Survey/2024_Zhang_Transformer_Survey.pdf"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # Generate report sorted by title {"command": "report", "directory": "hxxra/papers/", "sort": "title", "output": "hxxra/papers/report_by_title.md"} | python scripts/hxxra.py # Save with custom notes {"command": "save", "from-file": "hxxra/searches/search_results.json", "ids": ["1"], "collection": "To Read"} | python scripts/hxxra.py ``` ## Configuration Requirements ### API Credentials(config.json) 1. **arXiv API**: No key required for basic access 2. **Google Scholar**: May require authentication for large queries 3. **Zotero API**: Required credentials: ```json { "api_key": "YOUR_ZOTERO_API_KEY", # Create at https://www.zotero.org/settings/keys/new "user_id": "YOUR_ZOTERO_USER_ID", # Found on the same page (numeric, not username) "library_type": "user" # or "group" } ``` 4. **LLM API**: OpenAI or compatible API key for analysis ## Notes - All commands are executed via stdin/stdout JSON communication - Error handling returns `{"ok": false, "error": "Error message"}` - Large operations support progress reporting via intermediate messages - Configuration is loaded from `config.json` or environment variables - Concurrent operations have configurable limits to avoid rate limiting ## Error Handling Each command returns standard error format: ```json { "ok": false, "command": "<command>", "error": "Error description", "error_code": "ERROR_TYPE", "suggestion": "How to fix it" } ``` ## Development Status ### Current Version: v1.2.0 (2026/3/8) ### Version History **v1.2.0 · 2026/3/8** - Added `report` command to generate comprehensive Markdown reports from all `analysis.json` files - Report includes keyword statistics, overview table, and detailed content for each paper - Supports sorting by year (default), title, or author - Generates clean, readable Markdown format with tables, headers, and structured content - Updated documentation to include the new report command in workflows and examples **v1.1.1 · 2026/3/7** - Added `sanitize_filename()` function to unify filename and folder name handling for downloaded papers. - Modified `handle_download` function to use the new sanitization function for author names and titles. - Improved filename safety: now only allows letters, numbers, and underscores; multiple consecutive underscores are merged; length limited to 50 characters. **v1.1.0 · 2026/3/7** - Added a recommended directory structure for optimal organization of search results, papers, analysis, and logs. - Updated all examples and default output locations to align with the new `{workspace}/hxxra/` folder layout. - Clarified file storage practices: each downloaded paper now has its own subfolder containing the PDF and analysis files. - Improved documentation for command parameters and outputs to reflect the directory structure changes. - Enhanced clarity of workflow steps, making it easier to manage, locate, and share research outputs. - Fixed ids data handling: improved ID matching logic to support both string and numeric ID comparisons in download and save commands. - Fixed analyze output parameter: output directory is now only created when explicitly specified, otherwise analysis results are saved in the same subfolder as the PDF. - Fixed Zotero API "400 Bad Request" error: changed data format from object to array (`[item_data]`) to comply with Zotero API requirements **v1.0.2 · 2026/3/6** - Modified hxxra.py script to add fix_proxy_env() function call, resolving the issue where ALL_PROXY and all_proxy are reset to socks://127.0.0.1:7897/ in new OpenClaw sessions, causing search failures **v1.0.1 · 2026/3/6** - Added academic note clarifying that arXiv search results are sorted by most recent submission date, while Google Scholar results use the source's default relevance ranking - No changes to command structure, parameters, or output formats **v1.0.0 · 2026/2/9** Initial release of hxxra – a research assistant tool for searching, downloading, analyzing, and saving research papers. - Introduces four core JSON-based commands: search, download, analyze, save - Supports searching papers via Google Scholar and arXiv, with flexible parameters and output structure - Enables PDF downloads using search results, with fine-grained ID selection and status reporting - Integrates LLM-driven PDF content analysis, providing structured output for one or many papers - Allows saving papers to Zotero collections, requiring user API credentials - Features robust parameter validation, error handling, and documentation with usage examples


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