SciSpace SLR Agent: 3,000 Papers Screened in Under an Hour

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Still using ChatGPT or stitching together 4 different tools for your systematic literature review? There’s a better way.

In this video, I walk you through SciSpace’s new SLR Agent — a fully customisable, PRISMA-compliant systematic literature review tool that screened 3,000+ papers in under 60 minutes. I tested it head-to-head against ChatGPT and dedicated review tools like Rayyan, Covidence, and Elicit, and the results genuinely surprised me.

I also break down SciSpace’s new Skills feature — including Clinical Trial Search, Grant Research, Web Search, and Presentation Generation — that turn this from a literature review tool into a full research operating system.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro — The problem with literature reviews
01:05 THE PAIN POINT
02:25 SCISPACE: The all-in-one research platform
03:00 WHAT THE SLR AGENT ACTUALLY DOES
04:45 SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON
06:25 New SKILLS — The new feature explained
08:20 MAX PLAN — Pricing & credit breakdown

📌 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
✅ How to trigger the SLR Agent (the keyword you must include)
✅ How to set custom inclusion/exclusion criteria
✅ How to generate a PRISMA-compliant report automatically
✅ When to use SciSpace vs ChatGPT vs traditional tools
✅ How to use Skills for clinical trials, grants, and more

🎓 WHO THIS IS FOR
– PhD students and postdocs
– Academic researchers running systematic reviews
– Medical and health sciences researchers
– Anyone tired of manually screening thousands of abstracts

💬 Want me to do a head-to-head comparison — SciSpace vs Elicit vs Consensus vs the manual approach? Drop your research field in the comments and I’ll pick a relevant topic.

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