I'm an academic interested in using Google Scholar to manage my publications. Please explain the primary purpose of Google Scholar Profiles for authors, list three key features they offer, and describe how the citation metrics and article lists are updated.
Navigate to 'scholar.google.de'. Click on the 'Help' dropdown. Click on the 'About Scholar' link. Click on the 'Profiles' link. Identify the primary purpose of Google Scholar Profiles for authors. Identify three key features offered by Google Scholar Profiles. Locate and describe how citation metrics and article lists are updated. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to 'scholar.google.de'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Google Scholar Profiles' page. The agent states that the primary purpose of Google Scholar Profiles is to allow authors to 'showcase their academic publications'. The agent lists three of the following key features: checking who is citing articles, graphing citations over time, computing several citation metrics, and making the profile public. The agent accurately states that citation metrics are 'computed and updated automatically' and that authors can choose to have their list of articles 'updated automatically or review the updates yourself, or to manually update your articles at any time'.