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@x49labs/x49-scholar-report

v0.0.3

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x49 Scholar Report skill for Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and Agent Skills-compatible tools.

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x49 Scholar Report

Install the x49 Scholar Report skill for Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and Agent Skills-compatible tools.

npx @x49labs/x49-scholar-report@latest install

The default install is user-level and targets all supported agents. It installs to:

  • ~/.agents/skills/x49-scholar-report for Codex user skills and OpenClaw personal agent skills
  • $CODEX_HOME/skills/x49-scholar-report or ~/.codex/skills/x49-scholar-report for Codex compatibility
  • ~/.claude/skills/x49-scholar-report for Claude Code
  • ~/.openclaw/skills/x49-scholar-report for OpenClaw managed skills
  • ~/.hermes/skills/x49-scholar-report for Hermes

Useful install variants:

npx @x49labs/x49-scholar-report@latest install --target codex
npx @x49labs/x49-scholar-report@latest install --target claude,hermes
npx @x49labs/x49-scholar-report@latest install --scope project
npx @x49labs/x49-scholar-report@latest install --force
npx @x49labs/x49-scholar-report@latest install --dry-run

The installed skill includes a public low-frequency trial key. Set X49_SCHOLAR_API_KEY to use your own private or production quota.

After installation, run python scripts/api_check.py from the installed skill folder to verify public API connectivity without creating a report. Use --report-id <report_id> to inspect an existing report, --markdown-out report.md to download completed Markdown, or --create --wait only when you explicitly want to start an end-to-end report job.