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onecite

Validate, clean, and audit academic references with OneCite from a local repository checkout. Use when a workflow needs deterministic citation verification, BibTeX cleanup, benchmark gating, or template discovery.

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# OneCite

Use this skill to turn raw references, DOI lists, arXiv IDs, PMID/ISBN-like
identifiers, GitHub URLs, Zenodo/DataCite DOIs, or existing BibTeX into
verified BibTeX output through the OneCite pipeline.

## When To Use

- A manuscript, README, paper, package, or dataset has references that need
  canonical metadata lookup.
- A citation list has been generated or edited and needs a deterministic
  API-layer check before being trusted.
- A repository needs reproducible citation regression checks.
- A user asks for a clean `.bib` file, reference audit, or template discovery.