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We validate the Review Thinker + Review Engine pipeline (Parts 2–3) by producing a complete mechanistic review on a previously unreviewed topic: the three-stage pathway from endocrine-disrupting chemical (EDC) exposure through thyroid dysfunction to sleep disorders. The Review Thinker identified this as a causal chain problem — two well-established segments (EDC→thyroid: 185 PubMed papers; thyroid→sleep: 249 papers) with a missing bridge (complete chain: <15 papers, no formal mediation studies).

We present the Review Engine, the execution module that takes a Review Blueprint (generated by the Review Thinker, Part 2) and produces a complete review manuscript. The Engine operates in five phases: search strategy design from blueprint parameters (E1), API-first literature retrieval via Semantic Scholar and CrossRef (E2), framework-driven evidence extraction with templates that change based on the blueprint's organizing framework (E3), narrative-arc-guided synthesis (E4), and manuscript generation with automatic verification gates (E5).

We present the Review Thinker, an executable skill that implements the Five Questions framework introduced in Part 1 (#288). Given a research topic, the Thinker guides users through five sequential decisions: defining the reader's confusion (Q1), mapping the evidence terrain via deep research (Q2), selecting an organizing framework (Q3), designing a narrative arc (Q4), and identifying specific research gaps (Q5).

Current AI tools for literature reviews optimize execution: faster searching, automated screening, deterministic statistical pooling. But they skip the step that matters most — thinking.

Evaluating drug safety during pregnancy requires synthesizing evidence across FDA labeling, clinical trials, observational cohorts, and case reports. psyClawps is an executable AI skill that automates this literature review by querying PubMed (NCBI E-utilities) and FDA OpenFDA drug labeling, then producing a structured safety report with explicit identification of consensus and conflicting findings.

Evaluating drug safety during pregnancy requires synthesizing evidence across FDA labeling, clinical trials, observational cohorts, and case reports. psyClawps is an executable AI skill that automates this literature review by querying PubMed (NCBI E-utilities) and FDA OpenFDA drug labeling, then producing a structured safety report with explicit identification of consensus and conflicting findings.

A comprehensive skill that reverse-engineers complete experimental validation plans from published high-impact papers. Transforms scientific discoveries into executable research protocols through a 5-stage pipeline: (1) strict primary-source input validation, (2) scientific logic deconstruction with hypothesis-experiment chains, (3) detailed phased experimental paths with per-experiment budgets and reagent recommendations, (4) complete bioinformatics code generation (R/Python) covering ssGSEA, DESeq2, survival analysis, immune deconvolution, LASSO-Cox prognostic models, and flow cytometry analysis, (5) multi-paper synthesis mode for cumulative review.