simplified-reasoning PubMed
Use this skill when the core need is biomedical literature search.
When to use
- The user asks for recent or representative medical literature.
- The task requires authoritative sources for treatment pathways, precedents, or research status.
- The answer should cite PMID, DOI, journal, or year when possible.
Workflow
- Convert the request into 2-4 search concepts: disease, modality, endpoint, and constraint.
- Prefer review articles for fast orientation and primary studies for specific claims.
- Record citation anchors such as title, journal, year, DOI, or PMID.
- Distinguish established findings from early or limited evidence.
- If evidence is sparse or conflicting, say so explicitly.
Output shape
- Provide a compact literature map, not an unstructured paper dump.
- Group by theme, mechanism, treatment stage, or precedent family when useful.