DOI Citation Verifier
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FlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceGround Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Windsurf in 300M scientific works — every citation a verifiable DOI.-- FlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceFabrication-free, DOI-backed citations for AI content and agents, using openAlex public-domain data with resolvable DOIs. Includes an API and planned MCP server for agent-native citation retrieval.-
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- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceChecks whether a citation has been retracted, corrected, or flagged with an expression of concern by querying Crossref — including retractions that Crossref backfills from the Retraction Watch database, which publishers often never record in their own metadata. Lets an AI agent verify a DOI, or every DOI in a reference list, before using it in research or writing.21MIT
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verifyCitation (single) vs batchVerifyCitations (multiple) are clearly distinguished by cardinality, and findVerifiedPapers is discovery rather than verification. Minor overlap in that findVerifiedPapers also returns verified results, but the input intent (search query vs supplied citation) keeps them separable.
All camelCase with a verb-leading noun phrase (verifyCitation, batchVerifyCitations, findVerifiedPapers), which is readable and predictable. The 'batchVerify' compound verb is a slight deviation from the plain verb_noun pattern but is intuitive.
Three tools is lean but justified: each maps to a distinct workflow (single verify, bulk verify, discover-and-verify). Nothing redundant, though the surface is small enough that it sits near the lower bound.
The set covers the core lifecycle: verify one, verify many, and search for verified papers with DOI URLs. It is missing explicit DOI-based lookup or citation formatting/normalization, but for a verification-focused server the main workflows are covered.