cite-synclisted

# /cite-sync — Regenerate project citation manifests Action skill: regenerates `docs/refs/manifest.toml` for each project from the workspace citation registry at `research/refs/registry.toml`. Thin wrapper over `research-kit/tools/citations.py --sync`. This is a **write action**, not an audit. To validate citation tokens without writing anything, use `/check cite`. ## What the manifest does The project manifest is a privacy/scoping boundary. Coauthors who clone a project repo without access to the full workspace registry need human-readable titles for every external citation. `/cite-sync` builds that file by: 1. Walking the project's `docs/` and `paper/` for `[ns:key]` tokens with **external** namespaces (`method`, `catalog`, `pipeline`, `var`, `idea`, `proj`, `inst`). 2. Looking each up in the workspace registry. 3. Writing the public-facing subset — `title` + `description` only, no paths, no internal pointers — to `docs/refs/manifest.toml`. The manifest stays in sync with what the project actually cites: drop a citation, `/cite-sync` removes the entry next run; add a new one, `/cite-sync` adds it. ## How to invoke | Form | What it does | |------|--------------| | `/cite-sync` | Regenerate manifests for every project in the workspace | | `/cite-sync <slug>` | Regenerate one project's manifest | | `/cite-sync --dry-run` | Show the diff per project, don't write | Raw command: ```bash python3 ~/research/research-kit/tools/citations.py [<slug>] --sync ``` ##