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Manage citations and references — collecting sources, organizing libraries, formatting bibliographies, and keeping reference integrity. Use when writing anything that cites sources.

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# Citation Manager

Citations are the paper's supply chain: every claim traceable to its source. Managing them means 
collecting sources systematically, organizing them so you can find anything, formatting 
consistently, and — critically — verifying that every citation is real and says what you claim.

## Overview

The workflow: capture sources as you read (never "I'll find it later"), store them with notes on 
why they matter, cite-while-you-write with keys instead of hand-typed references, and generate the 
bibliography from the library. The integrity rule: every in-text citation matches a real source 
you've read, and every bibliography entry is cited. Reference managers automate formatting; they 
don't automate honesty.