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Test Json Sql Semantic Scholar

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bdambrosio·vlatest·database·MIT

Helps with testing, JSON as part of working with databases and data persistence workflows.

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    $ npx skills add bdambrosio/cognitive_workbench --skill test-json-sql-semantic-scholar -a claude-code

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About this skill

What it does

This skill combines JSON parsing, SQL query execution, and Semantic Scholar API interaction. It can extract data from structured JSON documents, formulate and run SQL queries against databases, and retrieve scholarly information using the Semantic Scholar API. The skill is designed to integrate these capabilities for complex data analysis tasks.

When to use it

  • Analyze research paper citation networks by querying a database of papers and then enriching results with Semantic Scholar data.
  • Extract specific data points from JSON exports of scientific datasets, perform calculations using SQL, and output the results.
  • Build a system that automatically updates a local knowledge base with new publications retrieved via the Semantic Scholar API and stored in a relational database.
  • Create reports combining information from multiple sources: a JSON file containing experimental data, a SQL database tracking project progress, and Semantic Scholar for related publications.

Key capabilities

  • JSON parsing
  • SQL query execution
  • Semantic Scholar API integration

Example prompts

  • "Extract the 'title' and 'authors' fields from this JSON document and store them in a table called 'papers'."
  • "Run this SQL query: SELECT * FROM papers WHERE year > 2020."
  • "Find publications by [author name] using Semantic Scholar and retrieve their abstracts."

Tips & gotchas

The skill requires access to both a database for SQL queries and an API key or appropriate authentication for the Semantic Scholar API. Ensure these credentials are properly configured before use.