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Validate bib

Skill brycewang-stanford/Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills/skills/14-luischanci-claude-code-research-starter/dot-claude/skills/validate-bib

Validate bibliography entries against citations in all manuscript files. Find missing entries and unused references.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add brycewang-stanford/Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills --skill validate-bib

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Validate Bibliography

Cross-reference all citations in manuscript files against bibliography entries.

Steps

  1. Read the bibliography file(s): Find .bib files in the project.

  2. Scan manuscript files for citation commands:

    • LaTeX: \cite{}, \citet{}, \citep{}, \citeauthor{}, \citeyear{}
    • Extract all citation keys
  3. Cross-reference:

    • Missing entries (CRITICAL): Citation keys in .tex files without matching .bib entries
    • Unused entries (INFO): .bib entries not cited anywhere
    • Potential typos: Citation keys that look similar to existing entries (edit distance <= 2)
  4. Check entry quality:

    • Required fields present (author, title, year, journal/booktitle)
    • Author formatting consistent
    • Year values reasonable
    • No encoding issues in special characters
  5. Report findings with severity levels.

Notes

  • Missing entries are CRITICAL because they cause compilation warnings.
  • Unused entries are informational -- the user may want to keep them for future use.

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