Bibtex to Literature Reviewv1.0.0

A graduate student preparing a Chinese master's or doctoral thesis collects dozens of BibTeX entries from CNKI and Google Scholar exports, then needs a properly formatted literature review chapter. The skill parses the .bib file, selects only cited references in first-citation order, drafts the review text with superscript numeric markers, and outputs a .docx with GB/T 7714 bibliography formatting and clickable Word REF fields that survive proofreading and format revisions.

Researchers submitting to IEEE, Vancouver, or Harvard-style journals maintain RIS or CSL JSON libraries in Zotero or Mendeley and must reformat references for each submission. This skill normalizes structured metadata from these source files, converts them to the target citation style without fabricating missing fields, and produces a Word manuscript whose bibliography uses real automatic numbering paragraphs so that editors can safely edit the reference list.

A research lab conducting a systematic review curates a CSV/TSV spreadsheet of screened articles and needs to compile the narrative synthesis into a Word document with traceable, clickable citations. The skill handles CSV/TSV metadata parsing, enforces that the bibliography contains only references actually cited in the review body, and validates the OOXML cross-reference structure so every body citation jumps to the correct reference entry.

An innovation team at a technology firm periodically reviews patent-adjacent academic literature and produces internal research briefings in APA or Chicago style. The skill transforms plain reference lists or markdown drafts into polished .docx briefings with superscript clickable citations, saving analysts from manually cross-referencing Word bookmarks. Output validation flags double brackets, missing anchors, or layout overlaps before the briefing circulates.

Policy analysts compiling evidence reviews for government reports must adhere to strict citation standards and produce bilingual (Chinese/English) literature summaries. This skill accepts Markdown drafts or curated reference JSON, formats bibliographies in GB/T 7714 or Harvard style, and generates a Word deliverable where policy citations are traceable and the reference list auto-numbers correctly even after ministerial template adjustments.

The core skill is distributed free for basic BibTeX-to-DOCX workflows, while premium packs add specialized citation styles, journal-specific templates, and batch processing for large reference libraries. Free users experience the full REF field and automatic numbering pipeline; premium users unlock advanced formatting profiles and priority validation features.

Universities, research institutes, and corporate R&D departments license the skill for their graduate students and researchers, bundling it with writing-center workshops and thesis template support. The license includes style customization for institutional requirements, training materials, and a private support channel for OOXML troubleshooting.

Research teams and publishers pay for custom integration of the skill into existing Zotero, Mendeley, or editorial pipelines, including bespoke citation style implementation and DOCX validation tailored to submission portals. Consulting engagements also cover troubleshooting complex Word field issues that generic tools cannot resolve.