citeget

Find and add references to documents. Use this skill whenever a user provides text (usually markdown) and wants references, citations, or sources added to it. This includes requests like "add references to this document", "find citations for this", "source this article", "add links to back up the claims", "reference this for publication", "find supporting evidence", or any variation where the user has written content and wants it backed by credible sources. Also use when the user asks to generate a references section, find sources for specific claims, or validate statements with citations. Trigger even for indirect requests like "make this more credible", "this needs sources", or "prepare this for submission". Works for blog posts, academic papers, grant proposals, reports, and any written content that benefits from citations.

Acquire PDFs of academic references from a document. Parses reference sections, tries direct URLs and arxiv, falls back to libgen search with smart query strategies. Logs all attempts and produces references.md + missed_references.md.

Download one or more web resources (URLs, markdown links, reference-style citations, mixed prose) and save them as Markdown (default), PDF, or original bytes. Use when the user asks to download, fetch, save, archive, or grab web pages, blog posts, docs, specs, or any URL — especially for non-academic content where the acquire-references skill doesn't apply. Triggers on "download these URLs", "save this page", "grab this article", "fetch the docs", "archive these links".

Assess how well a draft article fits a set of target journals and recommend the best venue. Compares the article's scope, tone, length, audience, and contribution type against journal profiles. Use when deciding where to submit an article.

Reformat and adapt a draft article to meet the specific requirements of a target journal (IEEE Software, CACM, IEEE TSE, etc.). Adjusts structure, word count, abstract, references, and required elements. Use when you have a polished draft and need to produce a journal-ready version.

Prepare all materials for journal submission and generate a step-by-step submission guide. Creates a submission checklist, cover letter, author metadata, and submission instructions specific to the target journal. Use when an article is ready and you need to actually submit it.

Research a technical or academic topic in depth to support article writing. Finds key papers, surveys the state of the art, identifies competing approaches, and produces a research brief with citations. Use when preparing to write an article and needing to understand the landscape and find references.

Review a draft article for academic/technical journal submission. Gives structured feedback on clarity, contribution, structure, novelty, and journal fit. Use when you have a draft article and want an expert critical review before submission.