verify-citations

To verify LaTeX citations against a BibTeX database, you can audit your main.tex source files to extract all \cite keys and cross-check them with your .bib file entries. This ensures every citation key exists in the database.

Checking BibTeX entries for accuracy in large documents is done by extracting metadata from each citation and querying Perplexity to verify it. This batch processing produces a structured report with verification statuses.

Yes, you can audit citations across multiple LaTeX chapters and appendices. The verification process handles multiple citations throughout the entire document structure to ensure every key exists in the BibTeX file.

Perplexity works with LaTeX workflows by verifying bibliographic metadata extracted from BibTeX entries. After identifying citation keys, it queries Perplexity to confirm the accuracy of the referenced sources.

A LaTeX citation may not show up in your BibTeX database if the citation key is missing or misspelled in the .bib file. Auditing the source extracts all \cite commands and cross-checks them against the database.