citation-audit

Verify LaTeX bibliography integrity by auditing each \cite{...} usage against references.bib to confirm cited works exist, match canonical metadata, and actually support the manuscript's surrounding claims. This process prevents submission-time citation failures.

Detect wrong-context citations by extracting the LaTeX sentence context around each \cite{...} call and cross-referencing the claim with fresh web, DBLP, or arXiv lookups. This identifies instances where a real paper does not support the specific claim being made.

Yes, you can audit a references.bib file by performing fresh lookups per entry to confirm existence and verify canonical authors, title, year, and venue records against external databases. This process outputs KEEP, FIX, REPLACE, or REMOVE verdicts.

Check for uncited entries by enabling an opt-in coverage expansion flag during the bibliography audit. This reports unused references.bib entries, allowing you to prune or review them before finalizing your manuscript submission.

Yes, citation verification works with arXiv and DBLP lookups by querying these databases per bib entry to validate existence and retrieve canonical metadata. It reconciles the results with your LaTeX source to ensure claim-to-context support.

Generate a machine-readable citation audit report by running a bibliography audit that emits a CITATION_AUDIT.json file. This verdict ledger contains per-entry decisions for downstream workflow gating alongside a human-readable CITATION_AUDIT.md report.