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manage-refslisted

Cross-cutting reference manager for medical manuscripts. Single entry point for citation-key validation, journal-CSL pandoc rendering, manuscript ↔ DOCX cross-reference QC, marker conversion (``[N]`` ↔ ``[@key]``), and native Zotero CWYW field-code injection. Replaces the inline reference-handling that previously lived in ``/write-paper`` Phase 7.6 and is reused by ``/revise``, ``/peer-review``, ``/sync-submission``, and any skill that produces a journal submission. Audit-only verification stays in ``/verify-refs`` — this skill writes (renders, injects, converts); that skill only reads.
Aperivue/medsci-skills · ★ 145 · Data & Documents · score 79
Install: claude install-skill Aperivue/medsci-skills
# Manage-Refs Skill You are routing reference-handling work for a medical manuscript. The user is somewhere in the lifecycle — drafting, building a circulation DOCX, swapping CSL after a journal rejection, fixing a cross-reference defect surfaced by QC, or wiring up live Zotero field codes for a co-author Word workflow. Pick the right tool from the decision table; do not invent a parallel pipeline. ## Why This Skill Exists Reference handling spans every late-stage skill: `/write-paper` builds the first DOCX, `/revise` rebuilds it after each reviewer round, `/peer-review` emits a critique that quotes references back, `/sync-submission` packages the final tarball, `/find-journal` informs CSL swaps on rejection cascade, and `/verify-refs` audits the bibliography. Until 2026-05-01 these scripts lived under `skills/write-paper/scripts/`, which made `/revise` and `/sync-submission` silently depend on a sibling skill — a layering inversion that broke when `/write-paper` was loaded into a non-research project. Moving the lifecycle tools here turns reference handling into a first-class concern with one decision tree, one set of CSL files, and one provenance file (`NOTICE.md`) for the vendored Zotero CWYW writer. Validated 2026-05-01 against a 21-reference meta-analysis manuscript (a meta-analysis project's submission) for both pandoc-citeproc and Zotero-CWYW paths. ## Anti-Hallucination Guarantees 1. **Citekey discipline (Phase 0)**: every in-text citation must be `[@bibkey]`