🔖 Citation Tracker

Keep every source behind a client report or grant application in one organized list, so nothing gets questioned after you send it.
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Citation Tracker

Keep every source behind a client report or grant application in one organized list, so nothing gets questioned after you send it.

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For the consultant, agency lead, or grant writer who puts their name on a deliverable, this citation tracker keeps every source you used in one organized list. When a client or reviewer asks "where did this number come from?", you have the answer in seconds — not a frantic scroll through twenty browser tabs. The live RSS-Feed Inbox on this page collects sources into one organized stream you can clone and make your own.

What's Included

  • Source List: Every article, report, dataset, and link you cite, with the date you found it and the claim it backs up.
  • AI Agent: Ask it "which sources are behind this section?" or "which links haven't been checked this month?" and get a straight answer from your own list.
  • RSS-Feed Inbox: New sources from the feeds you follow land in one stream automatically — no manual copy-paste.
  • Source Status: Track each source as Found, Verified, or Cited so you know what is ready to ship.
  • Automation: A flow flags any source older than your freshness window so stale links never slip into a final report.

How To Use

  1. Clone this app into your Taskade workspace.
  2. Drop in the sources you are already using, one row each, with the claim each one supports.
  3. Point the custom agent at your list so it can answer "where did this come from?" on demand.
  4. Set an automation trigger to flag sources that pass your freshness date.
  5. Hit send knowing every claim in your deliverable has a source you can show on request.

Built on Taskade Genesis, sources stay linked through connected projects to the reports and applications they support. Browse more in the Community Gallery.

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