Literature review
What your saved pages, highlights and notes say about a topic, by theme. Literature review is a ready-made skill in Minda Super Intelligence, and you can read its full prompt before you add it. Type /lit-review in the AI chat, then what you want. It plans a search, reads many sources and cites them.
Add to Minda opens this skill in the Minda app, where you read it and press Add. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
- Research
- /lit-review
- Cites its sources
- Searches many sources
- Follows the prompt
- Cites its sources
What it makes
What your saved pages, highlights and notes say about a topic, by theme.
- Command
- /lit-review
- Works on
- Many sources, cited
- Answer
- A report with its sources
- Group
- Research
See what it does
You ask
/lit-review sleep and memory in students
You get
Your saved pages, highlights and notes on the topic, grouped by theme, with what each source found, where they agree or disagree, and the gaps. Anything from the web is marked as such. Research can take longer and use more model calls.
This is a fixed example. Nothing runs when you read this page.
Where it works
It plans a search, reads many sources and cites them.
What it costs
Adding it Free. Adding a skill to Minda costs nothing.
Running it Free has 100 Minda AI credits a month and 30 free everyday replies a day. A chat on your own AI key or on Ollama on your computer uses no credits. A research run reads many sources, so it takes longer and uses more model calls than a short reply.
A reviewed prompt, no code
This skill is a prompt from Minda’s own gallery, reviewed before it was listed. It is words only. It runs no code and installs nothing. The AI chat follows it the way it follows anything you type, and the full prompt is below for you to read first.
The full prompt
This is exactly what the AI chat is given.
Write a literature review on {{#input}}{{input}}{{/input}}{{^input}}the topic of the page on screen (read it first){{/input}} from what I have saved: search my saved pages, highlights and notes first, and use the web only to fill gaps (say which sources came from the web).
Group the sources by theme or school of thought. For each theme: the main claims, the evidence behind them, and who agrees or disagrees.
Add a table of the key sources: author or site, year, kind of source or method, main finding. End with the gaps that a new study or article could fill.The parts in double braces are filled in when you run it: {{input}} is what you ask and {{selection}} is the text you select.
How to use it
Press Add to Minda. The Minda app opens this skill, you read it and press Add.
Or download SKILL.md and import it in Minda under Settings → Skills → Import skills.
Type /lit-review and what you want in the AI chat.
In these packs
Frequently asked questions
What does the Literature review skill do?
What your saved pages, highlights and notes say about a topic, by theme. It plans a search, reads many sources and cites them.
How do I add Literature review to Minda?
Press Add to Minda on this page. The Minda app opens the skill, you read it and press Add. Nothing is added before you press. You can also download SKILL.md and import it under Settings → Skills → Import skills.
Does the Literature review skill cost anything?
Adding it is free. Running it is a request like any other in the AI chat. Free has 100 Minda AI credits a month and 30 free everyday replies a day. A chat on your own AI key or on Ollama on your computer uses no credits. A research run reads many sources, so it takes longer and uses more model calls than a short reply.
Can I use it in another AI tool?
Yes, in a tool that reads the open Agent Skills format. Download SKILL.md from this page and follow that tool’s own steps to add a skill. The file also explains Minda’s placeholders, so the instructions still read clearly.
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