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Find and rank suitable academic journals for a manuscript using multi-source semantic matching, metrics, OA options, indexing, and predatory-risk checks. Use when the user provides a title/abstract or asks for journal recommendations / where to submit.
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sha256:b05b41e9430637baea7a431409a5987ed64f77533008be566b7af322c187983dskill-card.mdSKILL.mdInitial release of journal-matcher: recommend and rank suitable academic journals for manuscripts using multiple sources and quality checks. - Matches papers to journals based on title, abstract, keywords, and user preferences. - Aggregates results from major publisher tools, independent indexes, and semantic searches. - Evaluates scope fit, indexing status, metrics, open access options, fees, timelines, and predatory-risk. - Produces a ranked shortlist (3–8 journals) with clear "why this one" explanations and actionable submission links. - Applies safeguards against recommending predatory or inappropriate journals.