One file for each task: what to type, or what to press, and what you will see. The
README describes every command; cdlbib COMMAND --help lists its options.
| Task | Tutorial |
|---|---|
| Add a reference from an identifier, a search, a PDF, or by hand | Add references |
| Change an entry | Modify references |
| Find entries | Search the library |
| Check formatting and citation accuracy | Check the library |
| Record or withdraw a human approval | Human review |
| Send a change as a pull request from your fork | Contribute a pull request |
Make cdl.bib available to every manuscript; export a paper's .bib or .bbl |
LaTeX setup and export |
| Use the browser instead of the command line | The web interface |
| Use a full-screen interface in the terminal | The terminal interface |
| Set a Dartmouth Chat or OpenAI key | API keys |
Each tutorial says when its output was recorded. Progress bars are left out. Counts and dates will differ when you run the commands.