citation-management

To generate BibTeX entries from a DOI or arXiv ID, the Skill fetches metadata via CrossRef and arXiv APIs, formats it with capitalization protection, and outputs a validated BibTeX entry ready for LaTeX workflows.

Yes, you can search PubMed and Google Scholar to discover relevant papers for a literature review. The Skill integrates with both platforms to retrieve metadata and automate bibliography creation.

Extracting citation metadata from PMIDs and URLs requires querying PubMed and CrossRef APIs. The Skill automates this retrieval, normalizes fields, and formats the extracted data into consistent BibTeX references.

Yes, deduplication and validation are supported. The Skill applies robust BibTeX formatting rules, field normalization, and validation steps to ensure accuracy and consistency across large reference collections.

The best way to automate bibliography creation for a manuscript is to input identifiers like DOIs or PMIDs. The Skill handles metadata extraction, formatting, and deduplication to produce reliable BibTeX references.

Metadata retrieval via CrossRef and arXiv APIs depends on the availability and accuracy of external sources. If an identifier is missing or malformed, the Skill cannot fetch or validate the corresponding BibTeX entry.