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dsh-lit-search

v0.1.2

Published

Academic literature search, citation and BibTeX tools for DeepSeek Harness and any agent (Crossref + OpenAlex).

Readme

dsh-lit-search

Academic literature search, citation and BibTeX tools for DeepSeek Harness and any agent. One package, three forms: dsh Cordis plugin, standalone CLI, and an agent skill.

Features

  • Merged search — keyword search across Crossref and OpenAlex, deduplicated by DOI, with title/authors/year/venue/citation counts.
  • Citation formatting — GB/T 7714 (default, for Chinese theses), APA, BibTeX.
  • Batch BibTeX — generate a combined .bib for a list of DOIs, with the failed DOIs reported separately.
  • Related works — related papers for a DOI via OpenAlex related_works.

Usage

1. dsh plugin

dsh plugin add dsh-lit-search

Registers four agent tools: lit_search, lit_cite, lit_bib, lit_related.

2. Standalone CLI

npx dsh-lit-search search "attention is all you need" -n 5
npx dsh-lit-search cite 10.1038/nature14539 -s bibtex
npx dsh-lit-search bib 10.1038/nature14539 10.48550/arXiv.1706.03762
npx dsh-lit-search related 10.1038/nature14539 -n 5

All commands print human-readable text by default; pass --json before the subcommand (e.g. npx dsh-lit-search --json search "transformers") for machine output. Exit codes: 0 success, 1 business error, 2 usage error.

3. Agent skill

Copy skill/ into ~/.agents/skills/dsh-lit-search/ (or your agent's skill directory). The skill tells the agent to run the CLI above.

Data sources

  • Crossref — DOI metadata and works search.
  • OpenAlex — works search, citation counts, related works.

Both are free public APIs; no API key required. HTTP goes through a single layer with a 10s timeout, one retry on 5xx/network errors, and a polite mailto: User-Agent.

License

MIT