Use structured paper search and matrix generation to keep systematic review notes consistent from the first query.
Start with a research topic, search open scholarly indexes, select relevant papers, and generate a structured literature matrix. The matrix gives you a grounded view of research questions, methods, samples, findings, limitations, and relevance before you write.
Literature reviews fail when papers are summarized one by one. A matrix makes comparison visible, so your review can discuss themes, agreements, disagreements, and gaps instead of becoming an annotated bibliography.
AI is used to structure notes, propose outlines, and draft synthesis paragraphs from the selected paper metadata. You still verify the source, check the full text, and decide what belongs in the final submission.