CiteAnything documentation
From a claim to evidence anyone can inspect.
These guides document CiteAnything’s evidence model, web and PDF workflows, and agent integration boundaries. AI answers use [@ev:TOKEN] markers to connect claims to verifiable evidence records.
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Create your first verifiable citation
5 min read
A useful citation lets another person move from a claim to the exact passage that supports it. This guide walks through that handoff from question to public evidence page.
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What makes a citation verifiable?
7 min read
A URL says where information may have come from. A verifiable citation also preserves what was found, which claim it supports, and how a reviewer can inspect the handoff.
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Web evidence, source replay, and screenshots
6 min read
Web evidence is unstable: pages change, layouts move, and some sites reject automation. CiteAnything keeps each verification method explicit so a missing screenshot does not erase otherwise valid text evidence.
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Citing a private PDF knowledge base
6 min read
Knowledge-base citations should reveal enough evidence to review a claim without turning a private document library into a public download service.
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Use CiteAnything from MCP, CLI, and agent skills
5 min read
The same evidence workflow can be supplied through a browser, CLI, MCP-compatible client, or reusable agent skill. Prefer the product domain and authenticated endpoints documented by your installed client.
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