I’ll load the Elicit skill first so I can follow its research workflow and choose the appropriate tools.

I’ll search for empirical work on coding agents in university study and research, then screen the results for relevance.

I’ll prioritise studies involving university students and extract the participants, tasks, findings and limitations for a comparable survey.

The selected papers are ready. I’ll load the Zotero skill to determine how to access the desktop library and organise them.

I’ll check that Zotero is running and that the local API supports the operations needed to create and populate a collection.

Before importing anything, I’ll match the selected papers against existing library items to avoid duplicates.

I’ll create a collection named for the survey, then file both the existing and newly imported papers there.

I’ll import the five missing papers, add all eight to the collection, and verify its contents before reporting completion.