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zotero-management

Gerencia uma biblioteca de referências acadêmicas do Zotero através de APIs local (somente leitura) e web (leitura e escrita), utilizando uma hierarquia de coleções estruturada (Caixa de Entrada / Projetos Ativos / Segundo Plano / Fila de Leitura / Arquivo / Meta) e tags de projeto, status, prioridade e tipo. Lida com a adição de artigos com metadados completos, deduplicação, anexação de notas de proveniência e movimentação de itens.

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Zotero Library Management

Systematic management of an academic literature library via Zotero.

When to Use

  • User asks to add a paper to Zotero
  • User asks to check their reading queue
  • User wants to organize papers for a project
  • User asks "what's in my library about X?"
  • User asks to clean up or reorganize collections

Library Structure

Standard collection hierarchy:

00_Inbox           → Newly added, unprocessed papers
10_Active Projects → Papers actively being used in current work
20_Background      → General domain knowledge, surveys, textbooks
30_Reading Queue   → Papers to read, prioritized
40_Archive         → Completed projects, historical reference
90_Meta            → Templates, style guides, writing resources

Tag System

Use tags to cross-cut the collection hierarchy:

  • Project tags: #Inception, #AI-Scientist-BioAge, #ChemRetro, #CAST
  • Status tags: #to-read, #reading, #read, #summarized
  • Priority tags: #urgent, #high, #low
  • Type tags: #survey, #method, #benchmark, #position-paper

API Access

Two access modes:

| Mode | Endpoint | Capability | |------|----------|------------| | Local API | localhost:23119 | Read-only, fast, requires Zotero running | | Web API | api.zotero.org | Read-write, works always, needs API key |

# Check if Zotero is running locally
curl -s http://localhost:23119/api/users/0/items?limit=1

# Web API (read-write)
curl -s -H "Zotero-API-Key: $ZOTERO_API_KEY" \
  "https://api.zotero.org/users/$ZOTERO_USER_ID/items?limit=5"

Workflows

Adding a Paper

  1. Find metadata: Get title, authors, year, venue, DOI/arXiv ID
  2. Check for duplicates: Search existing library by title
  3. Present summary to user: Don't auto-add — confirm first
  4. Add to Zotero via Web API with:
  5. Correct item type (journalArticle, conferencePaper, preprint)
  6. All available metadata fields
  7. Collection: 30_Reading Queue (default) or user-specified
  8. Tags: project tag + #to-read
  9. Attach notes: Source link (social media post, blog, etc.) as a note

Checking Reading Queue

# Get items in Reading Queue collection
curl -s -H "Zotero-API-Key: $ZOTERO_API_KEY" \
  "https://api.zotero.org/users/$ZOTERO_USER_ID/collections/<COLLECTION_KEY>/items?limit=50"

Present as a prioritized list:

📚 Reading Queue (N papers)

🔴 Urgent:
1. [Paper Title] — added [date], tagged #Inception

🟡 High priority:
2. [Paper Title] — added [date], tagged #AI-Scientist-BioAge

⚪ Normal:
3. ...

After Reading a Paper

  1. Move from 30_Reading Queue to 10_Active Projects or 20_Background
  2. Update tag: #to-read → #read or #summarized
  3. Add reading notes as a child note item
  4. Link to project if relevant

Project Literature Setup

When starting a new project:

  1. Create a project tag (e.g., #NewProject)
  2. Do initial literature search (use literature-search skill)
  3. Batch-add relevant papers to 30_Reading Queue with project tag
  4. Prioritize: which papers must be read first?

Key Principles

  1. Confirm before adding — always show summary, let user decide
  2. Preserve provenance — record where you found the paper (social media link, search query)
  3. One source of truth — Zotero is the canonical library; don't maintain parallel lists
  4. Tags cross-cut collections — a paper can be in one collection but tagged for multiple projects
  5. Regular maintenance — periodically review Inbox and Reading Queue for stale items
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