Cite this project¶
If you use site-context-pipeline in academic work, a public
case-study, a vendor comparison, or any other report where
attribution matters, please cite it.
Quick citation¶
site-context-pipeline contributors. site-context-pipeline: an offline-first CLI for building structured site context packs for human-reviewed, LLM-assisted content workflows. MIT License. Available at https://github.com/OtShelniko/site-context-pipeline.
Machine-readable metadata¶
The repository ships a CITATION.cff
file at the repo root. GitHub renders a "Cite this repository" button
on the project page that pulls metadata from that file.
To consume it programmatically:
# Install the helper.
pip install cffconvert
# Render to BibTeX:
cffconvert -i CITATION.cff -f bibtex
# Render to APA:
cffconvert -i CITATION.cff -f apalike
cffconvert supports BibTeX, APA, EndNote, RIS, Codemeta,
Zenodo-JSON, and plain-text formats. Pick whichever your workflow
expects.
Versioning notes¶
If you cite a specific feature, please also include the version of the
package you used. Every published release has a tag of the form
v0.X.Y and is preserved on PyPI:
Version-pinning makes a citation reproducible — readers can install the exact tooling that produced your results.