dsh-ai4scholar

dsh-ai4scholar AI4Scholar for DeepSeek Harness

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Academic literature tools for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), delivered as 43 native agent tools. Powered by ai4scholar.net. Slash commands with natural-language requests

Choose a capability with a slash command, then describe the request normally. Unspecified criteria inherit the plugin settings. There are 20 research commands plus /ai4s for account status, with /ai4scholar retained as an alias. Operation shortcuts disappear when their primary capability is disabled; lookup helpers alone do not keep them visible. Source and operation constraints are checked during tool execution. Snippets return excerpts, references are outgoing, citations are incoming, export formats an existing paper, and cite inserts references into prose.

An empty command shows an example without searching. Research commands queue a normal model turn in the current conversation: your configured model interprets the request, briefly states the source and material criteria, then calls tools. Results remain available for follow-ups. Conflicting sources and ambiguous authors require clarification; source-specific commands enforce the selected source at execution and leave global defaults unchanged. /ai4scholar remains an alias for the status command.

On current Harness, paper, author, and patent result cards offer applicable actions. Buttons prepare an editable natural-language follow-up containing the exact identifiers; they preserve existing composer drafts. PDF/source links open directly. Older clients without the tool-view slot retain ordinary tool results.

Google Scholar results retain native paper, cited-by, and version identifiers. Citation-format lookup requires the native paper ID, not a DOI, URL, or author-page citationId. Author search defaults to Semantic Scholar; explicitly requesting Google Scholar selects its author tools. Google’s available article list is not guaranteed complete and supplies no h-index. bioRxiv/medRxiv browse by category and time, not free-text keywords. Patents stay separate from unified paper search. Start with one source. With the shipped settings, omitting sources (or passing []) queries only Semantic Scholar. If you choose other default platforms on the plugin page, the same call searches those platforms together. For biomedical or clinical topics, select sources: ["pubmed"] as appropriate. Use multiple sources, such as ["semantic-scholar", "pubmed"], when broader coverage is explicitly requested or one source is insufficient. Each billed API request adds to the charge; Google Scholar bills per page, while arXiv is free. If none of the configured default platforms is enabled, the default is the first enabled platform in this order: Semantic Scho

Every paper-list tool returns one normalized record shape — title, authors, year, venue, citation count, DOI/PMID/arXiv ids, URL, open-access PDF, abstract — so the model (and Code Mode programs) can chain calls across platforms without special cases. Results render as citation cards in the dsh Web UI; full-text tools return the PDF text in slices (offset / max_chars) so a 40-page paper never floods the context.

Credits are visible. Every billed tool card in the chat carries the charge in its title (Semantic Scholar: protein folding · 10 credits · 4,990 left), the model-facing result ends with AI4Scholar credits — this call: 10 · this session: 40 · remaining: 4,960 (from the API's X-Credits-* headers) and the model is asked to close a billed turn with a one-line credit note; /ai4scholar renders a balance card (available credits, breakdown, membership, key status, session spend) and get_ai4scholar_credits gives the model the same numbers. Free platforms (arXiv, bioRxiv/medRxiv, DOI) carry no credit line.

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