citation-fixer

To audit and fix inline citations, scan your brain pages to identify missing or malformed citations, automatically rewrite them to the standard [Source: ...] format, and generate a report with counts of pages scanned and fixes applied.

The standard format for inline source citations in brain pages is [Source: ...]. Auditing your notes ensures every fact adheres to this format, flagging and repairing any malformed or missing citations to maintain content quality.

You can check your knowledge base for missing source citations by running an audit across all brain pages. This process detects facts lacking an inline [Source: ...] citation and reports the total count of pages scanned and citations found.

Yes, you can automatically rewrite malformed citations in content curation notes. The audit process detects incorrect formats and repairs them to the standard [Source: ...] structure, improving consistency across your knowledge base.

Yes, the citation audit applies to all brain pages and notes where inline citations appear. It spans content curation, knowledge bases, and research notes to enforce the standard citation format and ensure comprehensive compliance.

The best way to ensure every fact has a source citation is to run an automated audit that enforces the standard [Source: ...] format. It detects missing citations, rewrites malformed ones, and outputs a summary of fixes applied.