bib-search-citation

You can search a large BibTeX bibliography by providing the .bib file along with a compact query to filter and format entries. It supports Zotero exports by allowing you to constrain searches using author, year, type, keywords, or annotations.

Yes, you can generate LaTeX and Typst citation snippets directly from a .bib file. Alongside structured fields like key, title, and DOI, the search results return optional citation snippets formatted for LaTeX and Typst workflows.

The best way to filter BibTeX entries by author, year, and keywords is using a compact query language or JSON specs. This allows you to constrain and rank your search results to quickly retrieve relevant references from large, heterogeneous libraries.

Yes, this approach works with BibLaTeX libraries and returns structured fields including DOI, eprint, venue, keywords, annotation, and abstract. It processes standard BibTeX and BibLaTeX entries to output structured data suitable for downstream research workflows.

You use JSON specs to constrain bibliography searches by defining query parameters for fields like author, year, and type. This provides flexible, repeatable search configurations to filter, rank, and format specific BibTeX/BibLaTeX entries efficiently.