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To retrieve communications literature, use a knowledge-base-first search approach to query sources like IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and ACM, outputting a structured table with paper titles, authors, venues, and relevance.

Yes, you can use Zotero and Obsidian as customized sources for structured literature retrieval, querying your local knowledge base alongside academic databases to output structured paper details.

A knowledge-base-first search for communications research prioritizes querying existing local knowledge bases and peer-reviewed journals to find relevant papers before expanding to broader web searches.

Yes, the literature retrieval prioritizes peer-reviewed journals and major conferences to ensure the structured output table contains high-quality and relevant academic papers for your research.

The best way to output a structured literature table is to query customized sources like IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and local files simultaneously, compiling titles, authors, and venues into a single view.

No, you do not need specific local files to perform a communications literature search, as the skill supports querying web sources, IEEE Xplore, ScienceDirect, and ACM directly.