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I got tired of the lit review shuffle. Open paper, copy title, copy authors, hunt down the DOI, paste everything into Obsidian by hand, then write the summary anyway. So I built Citation Capture. Open any journal or arXiv page, click the button, and it pulls the metadata (title, authors, DOI, year) from the page itself, generates a summary with Claude, and drops a formatted note into your Obsidian vault. Properties, tags, BibTeX, the works. One click. It's on the Chrome Web Store. Free tier is 10 captures a month, no card. 23 installs so far and zero uninstalls, so something's working. What I actually need: people to try it on weird journal sites. The metadata extraction is the part that breaks in interesting ways. Tell me what breaks and I'll fix it. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/obsidian-citation-capture/jmhnkokakhfjomimpjahfjoegjpimode   submitted by   /u/Interesting_Bread158 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 17:32:13