Check whether cited DOIs were retracted, corrected, or flagged before use.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "citeguard" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Please check whether this DOI has a retraction, correction, or expression of concern: 10.1038/example-doi, and briefly explain the result.
A status summary indicating whether the DOI has a retraction, correction, or expression of concern.
Please check every DOI in this reference list and flag any items that are retracted, corrected, or have an expression of concern.
A flagged reference list showing which entries need replacement or further review.
Before I cite these papers, check the status of their DOIs and tell me which ones may not be suitable as reliable evidence.
A list of questionable citations with brief reasons to help avoid problematic sources.
Researchers or students can verify whether reference DOIs were retracted, corrected, or flagged before drafting papers, reviews, or reports, reducing citation risk.
Writers can check DOI status before citing academic papers in explainers, commentary, or industry analysis, helping avoid unreliable or disputed sources.
When an AI agent assists with research or writing, it can use this tool to verify a single DOI or an entire reference list before relying on it.
It queries Crossref to check whether a cited DOI has been retracted, corrected, or flagged with an expression of concern. It also includes retractions that Crossref backfills from the Retraction Watch database.
Yes. The provided description says it can verify a single DOI or every DOI in a reference list.
It uses Crossref data, including retractions backfilled from Retraction Watch, which publishers often do not fully record in their own metadata.
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