Reactant tag-only citation. Use only when execute or execute-one dispatches an exact <@cite> tag from a document; never activate from ordinary chat or another skill.
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This is a tag-only worker skill. Use it only after execute or execute-one
selects an exact <@cite...> annotation in a target document and hands off its
context. Never activate it from ordinary chat, semantic similarity, or any
skill other than those two routers. Without that handoff, do not search or
change files; direct the user to add the tag and run a router.
Find a reference that supports the claim next to the tag, insert a citation, then consume the tag.
<@cite>
<@cite: source hint or search instruction>
Examples: <@cite: search arxiv>, <@cite: ``refs.bib``>,
<@cite: the original transformer paper>.
.bib/.md file, an arXiv or
web search using whatever search capability the host provides, or a
specific work named in the prompt. Prefer peer-reviewed or well-cited
sources when searching.\cite{key}; Markdown typically uses [number] or [@key]. Match the
style already used in the document..bib file. Do not duplicate an
existing entry.Double-backtick references in the prompt usually name the citation source
(for example <@cite: ``refs.bib``>). Resolve paths relative to the
document's directory unless absolute. Remove the delimiters from the output.
<@comment: ...> tag, <@chat-model> block, and
contextual literal/example byte-for-byte.[citation needed] and warn the user; that is a completed no-result, not a
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