citation-audit

You can validate BibTeX references by running an audit that checks entries against CrossRef and arXiv. It identifies DOI mismatches, missing metadata, and duplicates, then generates a CSV report detailing citation keys, severity levels, and evidence for each issue.

Automated auditing checks BibTeX entries by querying CrossRef and arXiv to verify DOIs, authors, titles, and publication years. It flags metadata mismatches with P0, P1, or P2 severity levels and produces a CSV report containing the citation key, issue category, and supporting evidence.

An automated BibTeX audit performs completeness checks and duplicate detection across all bibliography entries. It flags missing fields and duplicate records using P0, P1, or P2 severity levels, documenting each issue along with its evidence in a generated CSV summary report.

A BibTeX validation tool automates citation integrity checks for academic manuscripts by verifying references against CrossRef and arXiv. It prevents citation inaccuracies and delays by outputting a structured CSV report that details discrepancies, severity levels, and evidence for review.

P0, P1, and P2 severity levels categorize discrepancies found during a BibTeX citation audit. The generated CSV report uses these levels to prioritize issues like mismatched DOIs or missing metadata, helping you systematically resolve the most critical reference inaccuracies first.

Run a BibTeX audit that queries CrossRef and arXiv to verify DOIs and flag mismatches. The resulting CSV report provides the citation key, severity level, issue category, and evidence, enabling you to accurately correct mismatched DOIs and other metadata inconsistencies.