@danielborek Do you suggest that main the Beaver output shows \cite{key} instead of [1] as citations? What about this instead: "Copy as Latex" option in addition to copy as markdown (which is the default). That would leave the UI unchanged (no \cite{key} in the visible output) but give you latex formatted output.
I was not suggesting that Beaver’s visible output should replace numeric citations with \cite{key}.
What I meant is indeed a copy/export preference: when a user copies Beaver output, citations could optionally be converted to a citekey-based format using the Zotero citekey already stored in metadata. That could support different targets, for example LaTeX (\cite{key}) or Pandoc/Markdown ([@key] / @key).
This is not an essential feature for me, and I would still verify citations manually, but it could be useful for workflows such as pasting Beaver output into Obsidian Markdown notes or LaTeX documents.
UI can stay unchanged, while the copied output uses a user-selected citation format.
EDIT: I shared here a long prompt on how to use extract info in relation to the research topic, but after a few days of using it, I see that it is better to use much shorter and focused questions, not necessarily spanning several subtopics.
@danielborek What I liked about your prompt is customizing AI workflows to your work. There are builtin defaults but it gets much more useful when you customize them.
@lboccia Not yet but almost done. Later this week or next week at the latest. With support for reading, editing and creating notes including citations, equations, user approval flows so you remain in control. Creating new notes already works now.
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What I meant is indeed a copy/export preference: when a user copies Beaver output, citations could optionally be converted to a citekey-based format using the Zotero citekey already stored in metadata. That could support different targets, for example LaTeX (\cite{key}) or Pandoc/Markdown ([@key] / @key).
This is not an essential feature for me, and I would still verify citations manually, but it could be useful for workflows such as pasting Beaver output into Obsidian Markdown notes or LaTeX documents.
UI can stay unchanged, while the copied output uses a user-selected citation format.
@lboccia Not yet but almost done. Later this week or next week at the latest. With support for reading, editing and creating notes including citations, equations, user approval flows so you remain in control. Creating new notes already works now.