What problem does it solve? Academic writers in architecture, engineering, and construction must format references in many different citation styles depending on the target journal, and small errors in case, abbreviation, author counts, or DOI formatting cause desk rejections and tedious rework. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-style formatting: Apply APA 7th, IEEE, ASCE, Chicago, Harvard, and Vancouver/ICMJE patterns for in-text citations and reference lists, with venue-family guidance for ASCE, Elsevier, IEEE, Springer, and Taylor & Francis journals. - BibTeX/BibLaTeX support: Generate clean @article, @inproceedings, @book, @phdthesis, and other entries with correct keys, brace-protected acronyms, page ranges, and DOI fields. - Integrity guardrails: Never fabricate DOIs, authors, or page ranges; uncertain fields are marked as placeholders for the user to verify against the source. - Use Case: You drafted a paper for Automation in Construction with a messy reference list. Ask the assistant to convert all references to the journal's numbered style and produce matching BibTeX entries with verified DOI placeholders. ## Quick Start Format my reference list for an ASCE journal article and generate the corresponding BibTeX entries, marking any fields you cannot verify.
