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Summarize recent hot academic papers using deepxiv trending, brief, head, and section reads, then produce a markdown digest highlighting what each paper is about and which papers deserve deeper reading.

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# DeepXiv Trending Digest

Use this skill when the user wants a recent hot-paper roundup, trending paper summary, weekly paper digest, or a markdown report based on DeepXiv trending papers.

## Goal

Turn recent DeepXiv trending papers into a concise markdown digest:

1. Find currently hot papers with `deepxiv trending`
2. Brief each candidate with `deepxiv paper <id> --brief`
3. Select the most promising papers for deeper inspection
4. Inspect structure with `deepxiv paper <id> --head`
5. Read only the most relevant sections with `deepxiv paper <id> --section ...`
6. Write a clean `.md` summary with recommendations
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