What problem does it solve?
Citation audits prevent incorrect or hallucinated references in LaTeX/BibTeX documents by verifying that each cited paper truly exists and that metadata (authors, year, DOI, venue) matches public records.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Hallucinated citation verification: Audits cited works for identity and metadata consistency, including DOI/arXiv alignment and author/year/venue correctness.
- Published-version and venue freshness checks: Detects when arXiv/preprint citations have since appeared in conference proceedings, journals, or official accepted-paper venues.
- Read-only, evidence-led reporting: Produces a single markdown audit report with per-key status labels and an evidence ledger linking to checked sources.
Use case: your LaTeX paper has a BibTeX file that was drafted quickly on arXiv; this skill audits each cited entry for hallucinatory or outdated records and recommends the most conservative citation form supported by evidence.
Quick Start
Run the citation-audit skill on your LaTeX main file and BibTeX file to generate a read-only report that validates every cited key against public publication evidence.