oldglycine-paper-reference-adder

自动为研究论文添加相关学术引用。支持Overleaf项目目录，从TeX文件提取关键词，在Google Scholar搜索相关论文，将BibTeX条目添加到项目的bib文件，并在关键部分插入引用标记。

Do not install or run this skill on your primary project without reviewing and testing locally first. Specific recommendations: - Inspect main.py line-by-line yourself (or with a developer) before running. The script will edit TeX files and write a report and does not create a backup despite documentation saying it will. - Run the script on a copy/clone of your Overleaf project (or an isolated test folder) to observe changes. - If you expect the skill to fetch new BibTeX entries from Google Scholar, ask the author for the actual implementation or a corrected release; the shipped script does not perform network searches and only reuses keys already present in custom.bib. - If you want automatic fetching, require explicit network dependency and credentials and be aware that adds network risk; prefer manual review of any new BibTeX entries before appending. - Consider rejecting the skill or requesting the maintainer to fix these inconsistencies (implement backup, either actually use scholarly with clear consent and documented dependencies or update SKILL.md to reflect the true behavior).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: oldglycine-paper-reference-adder Version: 1.1.0 The skill is a legitimate tool designed to automate academic citations in LaTeX projects by searching Google Scholar and updating BibTeX files. While the documentation (SKILL.md and CODE.MD) instructs the AI agent to modify the provided Python logic to fit specific paper structures—a high-privilege action—this behavior is transparently aligned with the stated purpose of a research assistant tool. The code (main.py) performs standard file I/O and regex operations within a designated project directory, includes a backup mechanism for safety, and lacks any indicators of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or malicious persistence.