
Cnki Export
Exports papers from CNKI directly to Zotero or saves them as RIS files. The smart part is the batch mode: when you're on a search results page, it grabs all the papers at once by reading checkbox values instead of clicking through each detail page, which cuts 33 tool calls down to 3 for nine papers. Works by hitting CNKI's export API, parsing the citation data, and pushing it to Zotero's local connector at port 23119. Handles Chinese author names properly and includes GB/T 7714 citations. You'll need Zotero running in the background. Saves a lot of tedious copying and pasting if you're pulling literature from CNKI regularly.
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Install
$ npx -y skills add cookjohn/cnki-skills --skill cnki-export --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Files
CNKI Export & Zotero Integration
Export paper citation data from CNKI and push directly to Zotero, or save as RIS file.
Arguments
zotero(default) — push to Zotero desktop via local APIris— save as .ris filegb— output GB/T 7714 citation text- Optionally include a paper URL
Mode Selection
Choose the right mode based on context:
| Context | Mode | Tool calls |
|---|---|---|
| On a paper detail page | Single export (Step 1A) | 1 evaluate + 1 bash = 2 |
| On a search results page, save all/selected | Batch export (Step 1B) | 1 evaluate + 1 bash = 2 |
| Need to search then save | Use cnki-search first, then batch export | 4 total |
Always prefer batch export (1B) when multiple papers need saving. It avoids navigating to each detail page (saves ~3 calls per paper).
Steps
1A. Single export: from paper detail page
Use mcp__chrome-devtools__evaluate_script:
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- Repository
- github.com/cookjohn/cnki-skills
- First seen
- Jun 3, 2026