\cite{claim} → \refcheck{evidence} Audit your LaTeX project against Zotero highlights, verified local-AI suggestions, and external literature search—without uploading your work.
Quick start
Install refcheck into a Python environment with SSH access to the GitHub repository, initialize it in your paper, then launch the audit.
pip install "refcheck @ git+ssh://git@github.com/refcheck/refcheck.git"cd /path/to/your/latex/project && refcheck initrefcheck runAlready installed? Run the first command again with --upgrade to get the latest version.
One review workspace
refcheck turns every citation occurrence into a concrete review task and keeps the supporting evidence attached to the exact claim it justifies.
Scans your LaTeX entry point, follows included files, and surfaces the exact sentence and paragraph around each citation command.
Reads your local Zotero library and lets one highlight support one or several claims, with direct links back to the PDF page.
LM Studio scans the PDF locally. Every proposed passage is matched against the actual PDF text before you see it.
Search scite for papers fitting a claim through OAuth-secured MCP, with metadata, DOI links, and relevant excerpts.
See open and covered claims per paper, filter unresolved citations, and move through the audit with clear progress.
Download a CSV index of supporting quotes and comments for review, handoff, or research documentation.
Private by architecture
The hosted frontend is static. refcheck run starts a temporary, token-protected API bound to 127.0.0.1. Closing the terminal ends the session.
Local onlyLaTeX sources, bibliography, Zotero database, PDFs, annotations, OAuth tokens
Hosted frontendStatic UI assets; no project storage and no session token access by the host
Optional servicesPDF excerpts go to local LM Studio; only a selected claim goes to scite search
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