dsh-scopus-searcher

Academic literature review often hits the same wall: Scopus results come back without author lists, citation counts, or complete abstracts; OpenAlex is free and open but noisy. Relying on a single source gives an incomplete picture, and the end result is a search-and-paste workflow that barely supports real scientific argumentation.

scopus-scholar bundles Scopus and OpenAlex into one self-contained retrieval pipeline. Scopus handles high-precision semantic discovery, keeping quoted phrases, exact-title matches, and OR groups intact. OpenAlex fills in what Scopus leaves out: batch author and citation enrichment, full abstract reconstruction from the inverted index, and paginated bidirectional citation tracing. On top of that, the preset bakes a research closed loop into the agent persona: every scientific claim must pass both a domain-knowledge theoretical check and a targeted search-based verification, and must carry an evidence chain with a confidence rating.

Built for researchers and graduate students who need systematic literature reviews, project scoping, or survey-paper writing. If you are tired of hopping between a browser tab and a spreadsheet to assemble citation metadata by hand, this preset brings the whole workflow into a single conversation.