referencias-bibliograficas

Consolidate multi-chapter bibliographic references into a single Vancouver-formatted list.

Updated Jun 9, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/aldemararaujo/pesquisa-app --skill referencias-bibliograficas
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Skill: referencias-bibliograficas
Source: https://github.com/aldemararaujo/pesquisa-app/tree/main/skills/referencias-bibliograficas
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aldemararaujo/pesquisa-app --skill referencias-bibliograficas

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill compiles reference lists from multiple research chapters, removes duplicates, verifies recurring standards and regulations, and produces a single final bibliography in Vancouver style.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reference consolidation: merges citations from methods, timeline, monitoring, risks, ownership, annexes, and other chapters into one unified list.
  • Deduplication and validation: identifies duplicates by DOI, PMID, title matching, or institutional source, then keeps the most complete version and flags missing fields.
  • Research submission readiness: formats articles, books, chapters, institutional documents, legislation, and web pages for CEP submission and final project delivery.
  • Use case: A researcher pastes reference lists from several chapters and receives a clean, alphabetized, numbered bibliography ready for the final document.

Quick Start

Paste all chapter reference lists below in any format, then type "fim" so the Skill can deduplicate, verify, and format them.

Frequently Asked Questions about referencias-bibliograficas

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I compile references from multiple research chapters into a single Vancouver bibliography?

To compile a Vancouver bibliography, paste reference lists from all research chapters in any format and type "fim". The Skill merges citations from methods, ethics, monitoring, and legal chapters into one unified, numbered list ready for final delivery.

How does reference deduplication work when merging citations from different research project chapters?

Reference deduplication identifies duplicates by matching DOI, PMID, title, or institutional source. It retains the most complete version of each citation, flags missing fields, and enforces completeness checks before producing the final Vancouver formatted list.

Can I format institutional documents and legislation into Vancouver style for CEP submission?

Yes, you can format institutional documents, legislation, articles, books, and web pages into Vancouver style. The Skill standardizes these diverse reference types specifically for CEP submission and final scientific project delivery.

What is the best way to normalize DOIs and URLs across a multi-chapter scientific research project?

The best way to normalize DOIs and URLs is to consolidate all chapter citations into one workflow. The Skill applies DOI and URL normalization during final ordering, ensuring traceability and standardizing links across the entire bibliography.

Do I need to format my references before pasting them for Vancouver bibliography consolidation?

No, you do not need to pre-format your references. You can paste reference lists from multiple chapters in any format, and the Skill will standardize, deduplicate, verify fixed references, and apply Vancouver formatting automatically.

Why are recurring standards and regulations flagged during bibliographic deduplication?

Recurring standards and regulations are flagged during deduplication to verify fixed references and preserve traceability. This ensures that citations merged from legal documents, risks, and methods chapters remain accurate and complete in the final list.