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Radiology Citation by huang-sir1 — Agent Skill

Name: Radiology Citation
Author: huang-sir1

Radiology Citation

Turn manuscript text, claims, figure/table statements, abstracts, slides, or novelty/comparison assertions into verified, imaging-journal-scoped citation candidates and export one reference-manager-ready file (RIS, EndNote ENW, or BibTeX). Use when the user needs references for an imaging paper, wants supporting citations, wants a two-pass claim/citation/numerical verification gate, needs to check whether a cited source actually says the claimed thing, scope citations to radiology/imaging journals (Radiology, Radiology: AI, RadioGraphics, AJR, European Radiology, JACR, etc.), verify a DOI/PMID, or export a bibliography. Verifies identifiers before formatting and never fabricates DOIs, pages, volumes, journal metadata, or source support.

huang-sir1 Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Imaging-Scoped Citation Retrieval & Export

Convert manuscript text or standalone claims into verified citation candidates, scoped to the imaging literature when desired, and export a clean reference file.

Core stance

Verify before citing. Resolve DOI/PMID/arXiv ID against a source of record; expose failed lookups rather than filling fields by guesswork.
Never fabricate DOI, pages, volume, issue, year, or journal — metadata-only support is flagged as such.
Cite what supports the claim. Grade support: strong / partial / background / limiting.
Scope deliberately. Restrict to imaging journals when the user wants imaging-specific support; broaden for methods/biology claims (radiogenomics often needs Nature/Cell/ Bioinformatics + imaging).

When to use

"Find references supporting this sentence/claim."
"Scope these citations to radiology journals."
"Verify these DOIs/PMIDs and export RIS/EndNote/BibTeX."
"Build a bibliography for this Introduction/Discussion."

When to open extra files

File	Open when
references/radiology-journal-scope.md	Choosing the journal scope (imaging-only vs. broadened) and ranking by venue
references/export-formats.md	RIS / ENW / BibTeX field mapping and integrity rules
references/claim-verification-gate.md	Pre-submission claim-by-claim verification, doc-only/source-limited audits, numerical checks, novelty checks, or figure/table claim verification

Workflow

For manuscript safety checks, open claim-verification-gate.md and state the mode: Search / Doc-only / Visual-table.
Segment the text into citable claim units (stable IDs).
Translate Chinese claims into precise English scientific concepts; prefer precision over volume.
Search (hand off retrieval to radiology-search / your academic-search MCP): get candidates with DOI/PMID.
Verify each identifier; drop or flag unresolved ones.
Grade support per candidate against the claim.
Scope/rank (radiology-journal-scope.md) — imaging-first when requested.
Export one file (RIS / ENW / BibTeX), preserving verified fields only.

Output contract

Claim → candidates table: Claim ID | Candidate (authors, year, journal) | DOI/PMID | Support grade | Verified?.
Verification gate — if used: Claim ID | Status | Required action with unsupported, partial, conflicting, or cannot-assess claims made explicit.
Export — a single RIS/ENW/BibTeX file with only verified records.
Unresolved — claims with no verified support, and identifiers that failed lookup.

Handoffs

Retrieval/verification engine → radiology-search.
In-text citation style/placement in prose → radiology-polishing / radiology-writing.
Dataset citations (TCIA/GEO) → radiology-data.
Full bilingual read of a cited paper → radiology-reader.

---name: radiology-citationdescription: Turn manuscript text, claims, figure/table statements, abstracts, slides, or novelty/comparison assertions into verified, imaging-journal-scoped citation candidates and export one reference-manager-ready file (RIS, EndNote ENW, or BibTeX). Use when the user needs references for an imaging paper, wants supporting citations, wants a two-pass claim/citation/numerical verification gate, needs to check whether a cited source actually says the claimed thing, scope citations to radiology/imaging journals (Radiology, Radiology: AI, RadioGraphics, AJR, European Radiology, JACR, etc.), verify a DOI/PMID, or export a bibliography. Verifies identifiers before formatting and never fabricates DOIs, pages, volumes, journal metadata, or source support.---# Imaging-Scoped Citation Retrieval & ExportConvert manuscript text or standalone claims into **verified** citation candidates, scoped tothe imaging literature when desired, and export a clean reference file.## Core stance- **Verify before citing.** Resolve DOI/PMID/arXiv ID against a source of record; expose failed lookups rather than filling fields by guesswork.- **Never fabricate** DOI, pages, volume, issue, year, or journal — metadata-only support is flagged as such.- **Cite what supports the claim.** Grade support: strong / partial / background / limiting.- **Scope deliberately.** Restrict to imaging journals when the user wants imaging-specific support; broaden for methods/biology claims (radiogenomics often needs Nature/Cell/ Bioinformatics + imaging).## When to use- "Find references supporting this sentence/claim."- "Scope these citations to radiology journals."- "Verify these DOIs/PMIDs and export RIS/EndNote/BibTeX."- "Build a bibliography for this Introduction/Discussion."## When to open extra files| File | Open when ||---|---|| [references/radiology-journal-scope.md](references/radiology-journal-scope.md) | Choosing the journal scope (imaging-only vs. broadened) and ranking by venue || [references/export-formats.md](references/export-formats.md) | RIS / ENW / BibTeX field mapping and integrity rules || [references/claim-verification-gate.md](references/claim-verification-gate.md) | Pre-submission claim-by-claim verification, doc-only/source-limited audits, numerical checks, novelty checks, or figure/table claim verification |## Workflow0. **For manuscript safety checks**, open `claim-verification-gate.md` and state the mode: Search / Doc-only / Visual-table.1. **Segment** the text into citable claim units (stable IDs).2. **Translate** Chinese claims into precise English scientific concepts; prefer precision over volume.3. **Search** (hand off retrieval to `radiology-search` / your academic-search MCP): get candidates with DOI/PMID.4. **Verify** each identifier; drop or flag unresolved ones.5. **Grade support** per candidate against the claim.6. **Scope/rank** (radiology-journal-scope.md) — imaging-first when requested.7. **Export** one file (RIS / ENW / BibTeX), preserving verified fields only.## Output contract1. **`Claim → candidates`** table: `Claim ID | Candidate (authors, year, journal) | DOI/PMID | Support grade | Verified?`.2. **`Verification gate`** — if used: `Claim ID | Status | Required action` with unsupported, partial, conflicting, or cannot-assess claims made explicit.3. **`Export`** — a single RIS/ENW/BibTeX file with only verified records.4. **`Unresolved`** — claims with no verified support, and identifiers that failed lookup.## Handoffs- Retrieval/verification engine → `radiology-search`.- In-text citation style/placement in prose → `radiology-polishing` / `radiology-writing`.- Dataset citations (TCIA/GEO) → `radiology-data`.- Full bilingual read of a cited paper → `radiology-reader`.

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