Create and export reference lists

Use the sources attached to an answer to build a reference list you can check and reuse. A reference list describes the sources; inline citations show which passage supports a particular statement.

Review an answer's sources

Open the sources for an answer. Switch between Metadata and Reference to inspect the source details or formatted references. Filter to All, Library, or Web when you only need one group.

Check titles, author names, dates, and identifiers before exporting. For library files, correct missing or wrong fields in Details. Choose your citation style before preparing a formatted list.

Export

The source list offers:

• Copy to clipboard for pasting into another tool.
• Download as TXT for a text reference list.
• Download as BibTeX for LaTeX and reference managers.
• Download as RIS for reference managers.
• Download as CSV for a table of source metadata.

The export follows the sources currently shown, including the Library or Web filter.

Ask for a bibliography

Create a reference list for the papers used in this answer. Use my selected citation style and flag missing authors, dates, or DOIs rather than inventing them.

For a whole folder, name or mention it and ask Anara to work from those files. Review the resulting list against the folder; a bibliography from one answer contains that answer's sources, not necessarily every file in the project.