Building a discipline-specific research assistant system
Researchers can optimize their documentation efforts through the following process:
- Creating discipline template groups: Create templates containing specialized terminology by research direction (e.g. machine learning/biomedical), for example"Please summarize the core contribution of {User Question} in IEEE paper style, which needs to include 1) methodological innovations 2) comparison to SOTA 3) experimental limitations"
- Setting up automatic trigger rules: automatically loads research-specific templates when visiting arxiv.org or PubMed
- Building a knowledge base of questions and answers: Save high-frequency questions (e.g., "advantages and disadvantages of XX technology") as preset templates that can be directly called up later.
Efficiency Tip: With the shortcut keys of literature managers such as Zotero, you can realize the one-click operation flow of "selecting the title of the literature→calling up PromptHelper→automatically generating the request for a review".
This answer comes from the articlePromptHelper: Efficient User Scripts for Writing and Managing AI PromptsThe