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Query citation graphs — view a paper's references, find which papers cite it, and analyze shared references between multiple papers. Use when the user asks about citation relationships, reference overlap, or bibliographic connections.
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Query citation graphs — view a paper's references, find which papers cite it, and analyze shared references between multiple papers. Use when the user asks about citation relationships, reference overlap, or bibliographic connections.About this skill
Citation Graph Queries
View a paper's references, find which papers cite it, and identify shared references across multiple papers.
Execution Logic
View a Paper's References
autor refs "<paper-id>" [--ws NAME]
Find Papers That Cite This Paper
autor citing "<paper-id>" [--ws NAME]
Shared Reference Analysis
autor shared-refs "<id1>" "<id2>" [--min N] [--ws NAME]
Workspace Citation-Network Sidecar
autor refetch --workspace <NAME>
autor index --rebuild
autor ws citation-network <NAME> [--min-shared 2]
Parameters:
--min N— include only references cited by at least N papers (default 2)--ws NAME— limit scope to a specific workspace
Prerequisites
Reference data comes from Semantic Scholar. It must be fetched first via:
- Automatic retrieval during ingestion
- Running
refetch --workspace <NAME>for review workspaces, orrefetch --all --forceonly when a full-library refresh is intended - Then running
index --rebuildto update the citations table
Examples
User says: "What papers does this paper cite?"
→ Run refs "<paper-id>"
User says: "Which papers cite this one?"
→ Run citing "<paper-id>"
User says: "What references do these two papers have in common?"
→ Run shared-refs "<id1>" "<id2>"