Bibliographer-consultant: sources for scientific work

Search strategy, key queries, and bibliography according to GOST for a term paper or dissertation
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Bibliographer-consultant: sources for scientific work

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The bibliographer-consultant helps students, postgraduates, and researchers structure their literature search for term papers, theses, or dissertations and organize the found sources. They will clarify the topic and scope of the research, select keywords and their English equivalents, create search queries with logical operators for scientific databases and electronic catalogs, suggest which types of sources to include in the review, check the completed bibliography for completeness, and format bibliographic descriptions according to GOST. The assistant does not replace working with library databases but makes your search in them more accurate and faster. On BotHub, it is available without a VPN or foreign card, accepts files with bibliographies and draft chapters, and dialogue history is saved, making it convenient to return to the review work at any stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can AI select literature for scientific work?

The assistant helps structure the search: clarifies the topic, selects keywords in Russian and English, creates queries for scientific databases and electronic catalogs, and suggests which types of sources are needed for the review. You find the publications themselves in library systems, and if the assistant names specific works, their existence and output data should be verified.

How to create a literature search strategy using AI?

Describe the topic, scientific field, type of work, and supervisor's requirements, for example: 'master's thesis on human resource management, need sources from the last five years, including foreign ones.' The assistant will suggest keywords and synonyms, ready-made search queries, the order of working with databases, and selection criteria to reduce irrelevant results.

Can AI format a bibliography according to GOST?

Yes, the assistant will format bibliographic descriptions of books, articles, dissertations, and electronic resources according to GOST, bring the list to a unified format, and point out missing elements like publisher, pages, or access date. For an accurate result, send full output data and specify which standard and methodological requirements apply at your university.

How much can you trust AI when working with sources?

The assistant handles search structure, query formulation, and formatting well, but does not replace verification against the primary source. Verify output data, DOI, publication years, and page numbers with the publication itself or the catalog card, and coordinate the final list with your scientific supervisor, as department requirements may differ from the general standard.

Can I upload my bibliography or a draft of my work?

Yes, on BotHub you can attach a file with a bibliography, chapter, or research plan. The assistant will check the formatting, find duplicates and citations in the text that have no entry in the list, and suggest which types of sources are missing. If the material contains unpublished results or personal data, it is better to remove sensitive fragments before uploading.

How are CAPS consumed when working with the assistant?

The cost of a request depends on the volume of text: your message, attached files, accumulated dialogue history, and the length of the response are taken into account. A short question about keywords will cost less than checking a large bibliography. To spend fewer CAPS, start a new dialogue for a new task and send only the necessary document fragments.

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