From Scholar Search to Citation: Building a Source-Aware Workflow

Research writing is strongest when search, reading, summarization, and citation are connected. A source-aware workflow keeps claims tied to evidence.

Search before drafting

Use Scholar Search to identify papers, years, authors, and citation signals. Save source details before writing so the draft has a reliable evidence base.

Summarize with constraints

Summaries should preserve limitations, methods, and publication context. Avoid turning a source into a generic claim.

Generate citations carefully

Citation tools are useful for formatting, but missing bibliographic fields should stay visible. GPTZeroAI treats citation generation as support for review, not as a source of invented data.

Connect sources to originality review

A strong research workflow links search, reading, citation, and authorship review. Use Scholar Search to collect candidate sources, Citation Generator to format references, and AI Detector to review the final prose for originality-risk signals.

Quality checks before publishing or submitting

Confirm that cited sources support the claim being made.

Remove placeholder references and invented citations.

Separate source summaries from original analysis.

Keep notes that explain how AI assistance was reviewed.