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Query citation graphs to inspect references, citing papers, and shared bibliography connections.
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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# 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 ```bash autor refs "<paper-id>" [--ws NAME] ``` ### Find Papers That Cite This Paper ```bash autor citing "<paper-id>" [--ws NAME] ``` ### Shared Reference Analysis ```bash autor shared-refs "<id1>" "<id2>" [--min N] [--ws NAME] ``` ### Workspace Citation-Network Sidecar ```bash 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, or `refetch --all --force` only when a full-library refresh is intended - Then running `index --rebuild` to 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>"`