Explore and organize libraries
List collections and items, filter by tags or queries, map topics, identify missing metadata, and prepare review sets.
Codex Zotero Skills help Codex work with research libraries, collections, items, tags, notes, attachments, full text, and citations through approved Zotero data access. Download the skills for literature organization, metadata cleanup, PDF-linked analysis, bibliography preparation, duplicate review, and Zotero API workflows.
task: complete zotero library and research workflows task
inspect:
- requirements and context
- existing standards
- failure and edge cases
verify: outputs + checks + handoffZotero libraries organize items, collections, tags, notes, child attachments, saved searches, and full-text content through desktop and web interfaces and APIs.
These skills keep item keys and source metadata attached to research notes, separate read from write access, and require review before changing library records.
List collections and items, filter by tags or queries, map topics, identify missing metadata, and prepare review sets.
Connect parent items, PDFs, notes, links, full-text records, page references, and attachment status without losing provenance.
Create annotated bibliographies, evidence tables, thematic summaries, citation lists, reading queues, and gap analyses.
Use local or web API endpoints, pagination, versions, keys, write tokens, and conflict-aware updates for authorized records.
The steps keep context, implementation, and verification visible so the result can be reviewed and repeated.
Identify user or group library, collections, item types, date or tag filters, output, citation style, and permitted access.
Page through items and collections, preserve item keys and versions, and fetch child attachments or full text only when needed.
Tie notes, claims, quotations, pages, and comparisons back to the corresponding item and attachment.
Separate suggestions from writes, confirm duplicates and metadata changes, use current versions, and report conflicts or inaccessible files.
The workflow adjusts to the project, audience, tools, and risk while preserving the same quality standard.
Build reading sets, evidence tables, themes, methods comparisons, gaps, and source-aware summaries.
Clean metadata, apply citation styles, organize references, and prepare publication or course lists.
Track PDFs, linked files, web snapshots, full text, notes, annotations, and missing sources.
Connect approved tools to user or group libraries through local or web APIs with scoped permissions.
Start with one defined outcome and provide the source material, constraints, and checks that matter.
These skills are designed for people who need dependable zotero library and research workflows work with a visible process.
Organize sources and produce traceable synthesis from a maintained Zotero library.
Build reading lists, notes, citations, and literature-review structures without losing provenance.
Review metadata, duplicates, collections, tags, attachments, and group-library consistency.
Build authorized Zotero integrations with pagination, versions, attachments, and conflict handling.
The skills do not provide access to a private library without authorization, upload copyrighted files without rights, or silently merge, delete, and overwrite records when identity or version conflicts are uncertain.
Install the complete skill folder and add the project-specific context before beginning.
Keep library, item, attachment, full-text, citation, API, and conflict-handling guidance together.
Use exported files, the local API, the web API, or another approved connection with the minimum required permissions.
Provide library and collection identifiers, filters, citation style, output format, attachment rules, and privacy requirements.
Confirm item keys, versions, metadata fields, collection changes, attachments, duplicates, and conflict behavior before updating.
Practical answers about capabilities, limits, setup, and review.
Yes, when the library is exported or accessible through an approved local or web API connection.
They can use accessible attachments or indexed full text and preserve links to the source item and page where possible.
They can prepare corrections, but ambiguous authors, dates, titles, identifiers, and duplicate merges should be reviewed before writing.
Yes. They can organize items and prepare formatted or structured bibliography outputs using the requested style and available metadata.
Yes, when the API credentials have the required group-library permissions and privacy rules are followed.
Clear context. Purposeful work. Relevant checks. A result others can understand.