Gs Fulltext

Takes a Google Scholar paper from a search result and extracts every access link you'd want: direct PDFs, publisher pages, DOI, and Sci-Hub fallbacks. You feed it a data-cid or result number from a previous search, and it pulls the full-text URL (usually the free PDF Google Scholar surfaces), resolves the DOI if present, and generates Sci-Hub links as backup. The script runs in the browser to grab everything from the results page DOM, so it's fast and doesn't need extra navigation. Honest take: this is the natural next step after searching, and having all the access routes in one response beats manually clicking through paywalls or remembering Sci-Hub exists.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add cookjohn/gs-skills --skill gs-fulltext --agent claude-code