Connect your assistant
Bring your saved documents and sources into your assistant. Choose the access it needs.
Bring your documents and sources into the tools you already use. Connect an assistant, run a command, or give your agent a repeatable workflow.
Bring your saved documents and sources into your assistant. Choose the access it needs.
Find documents and check citations with a command. Use structured results in your scripts.
Give your agent reusable instructions to gather sources, format references, and review drafts.
Find its connection method, setup steps, and available workflows.
Find my notes on urban gardens in Citation. Read the saved sources,
then list any citations that need attention.citation documents list \
--query "urban gardens" --json
citation citations check DOCUMENT_ID \
--all --jsonUse $citation-evidence to review my Citation draft about urban gardens.
Show citation issues and evidence gaps. Keep the draft unchanged.Use an MCP client with OAuth, or create a scoped personal token for your terminal.
Find a document, inspect its sources, and grant editing access only when the work needs it.
Saved versions protect concurrent edits. Request IDs help recover a save after an interrupted connection.
Choose MCP for a compatible assistant, or the CLI for your terminal and scripts. Skills add reusable workflows to either connection in supported agent clients.
Search saved documents, create or revise drafts, save source metadata, and format references. Export saved text as TXT or references as BibTeX and RIS. Citation checks inspect saved links and metadata. They do not verify every claim, prove originality, or search the public web.
No. The tools work with documents and sources already saved in your connected Citation workspace. Find a document, read its contents, and continue from the work you have saved.
Yes. Each connection is limited to one approved workspace. Choose the workspace when authorizing a connection or creating a personal token.
Yes. Grant read access to inspect documents and sources. Add editing permissions only when you want the connection to make changes.
Yes. Use JSON output to pass results into your scripts. The CLI sends results to standard output and errors to standard error, with a nonzero exit code when a command fails.
Citation includes four skills: gather sources, format references, revise a draft, and review evidence. Choose your host on the skills page for its plugin, upload, or project installation package.
Yes, with a client on the same computer and MCP configured for that local origin. Cloud clients need a reachable HTTPS deployment. The setup guide explains activation and client requirements.
No. Connect Citation separately and approve the permissions you need. A skill supplies instructions, while your connection controls access.
Revoke a connection in Citation settings. Personal tokens also expire, and access stops when the account loses its workspace membership. CLI logout removes its locally saved token.