source-references

To ensure accurate source citation, use this Skill to require a global evidence mirror for external sources and cite concrete local paths for internal references. It provides specific guidelines for backing claims in documentation and decision-making processes.

Evidence mirroring preserves external evidence in a global mirror for easy access during research. You need it when including external sources in your project to maintain a standardized approach to source-backed claims and decisions.

To cite local sources, reference concrete local file paths within your project documentation. The Skill enforces specific citation rules to ensure internal references are traceable and accurately preserved alongside external evidence.

No dependencies are required to use the source-references skill. It operates independently as a component named references, making it easy to integrate into existing research and documentation workflows.

The best way to maintain standardized citation practices is to apply this Skill before including any external source or local evidence in your project. It enforces consistent citation rules and evidence mirroring across research, documentation, and decision-making processes.

Apply source citation rules before including an external source or local evidence in your project. This ensures proper source-backed decision-making and maintains accurate evidence mirroring throughout your research and documentation processes.