citation-audit

You can verify BibTeX citations by running an audit on your LaTeX paper directory to validate the existence, metadata accuracy, and contextual relevance of each in-text reference against canonical sources like arXiv and DBLP.

Bibliography integrity verification is the process of checking that cited works exist, metadata matches canonical sources, and each citation actually supports the surrounding claim to catch hallucinated or misattributed references before submission.

Yes, citation verification operates across arXiv, DBLP, and ACM/IEEE venues to validate existence and metadata consistency, using web lookups to confirm referenced works match their claimed DOIs and venue records.

Yes, the cross-model citation audit generates structured JSON artifacts containing per-entry traces and verification results, enabling downstream tooling to process and integrate bibliography checks into automated submission workflows.

To catch hallucinated references, run a pre-submission bibliography audit that cross-references in-text citations against canonical databases, verifying existence, metadata consistency, and contextual relevance of each entry.

Automated bibliography auditing may not fully assess nuanced contextual relevance of citations and relies on canonical source availability, meaning obscure or unpublished works might require manual verification despite automated metadata checks.