insert-reference-skill

You can verify URL references by fetching the target page and validating that its surrounding metadata matches the citation. This confirms the first author, year, title, or venue against the fetched data before you insert it into a bibliography.

Yes, you can batch verify multiple citations against their source URLs using a dedicated batch verification script. This handles multiple references efficiently by fetching metadata and producing structured verdicts for the entire set.

Yes, URL reference verification supports arXiv, Crossref/DOI, PubMed, bioRxiv, medRxiv, and GitHub links. It fetches authoritative metadata from these specific platforms to validate your citation text before insertion.

The best way to check if HTML metadata matches the live page is to fetch the target URL and extract its meta tags. The verifier compares these fetched meta tags against your expected citation fields to emit a structured verdict.

Citation metadata might not match fetched URL data if the target page was updated or if the citation text contains typos in the author, year, title, or venue. The verifier produces a report detailing these specific mismatches for you to correct.