It would really be helpful if there was a way to add smart search results to a reading list or a way to flag a book/article to review or read later. that was tied to the search or study being performed
I sort of do this using favorites. You could create a folder in favorites dedicated to items that need further review; you can so something similar with notes and/or highlights.
You might find it useful to ask the forum users how they handle this process. There are multiple ways to solve it currently available although none are a clean as your request.
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