Citations on this site are org-cite with the CSL export processor, rendered by citeproc-el at publish time. The convention is per-note: a note declares its own #+bibliography:, #+cite_export: csl and #+print_bibliography:, and its References section prints exactly the works that note cites.

As of 2026-10-29 the corpus is 710 BibTeX entries across 38 files, behind which sit roughly 680 distinct works. 590 distinct citation keys are referenced from the .org tree.

Two things this page is for: finding which note already cites a work before adding it again, and seeing which works carry weight across more than one note.

These are the candidates for consolidation into a shared bibliography — the works where a divergent copy is most likely to cause a contradiction. Counts treat the French mirror under site/fr/ as a separate citing page.

Each note's bibliography, grouped by subject. The entry count is the number of BibTeX records in the file, not the number of works that note cites — a note prints only what it cites.

• One bibliography per note, named references.bib beside a directory note's index.org, or references-<slug>.bib beside a flat <slug>.org.
• A note that cites anything must declare all three of #+bibliography:, #+cite_export: csl and #+print_bibliography:. Omitting #+cite_export: falls back to org's basic processor, which renders an unresolved key as a literal (??) rather than failing — that shipped to production on one note and is the reason the rule is written down here.
• Protect acronyms and proper nouns in title with braces. Citeproc sentence-cases CSL titles, so an unbraced A-MEM: ... for LLM Agents renders as "A-Mem … for Llm Agents".
• Internal wal.sh notes are referenced as inline file: links, not as BibTeX entries. There is no self-citation convention on this site, and adopting one for a single note would imply it for every other.