name: nature-citation
version: 2.1.0
description: >
  Declarative manifest for the static/dynamic split. SKILL.md uses this to
  decide which fragments to load for a citation request.

# Design note: nature-citation is a linear, parameterised workflow (segment ->
# parse -> search -> evaluate -> export -> report). Its variation — journal
# scope, user language, input length — is handled at runtime by inline rules and
# by the nature_citation.py flags (--scope, --batch-size, ...), not by loading
# different large content fragments. There is therefore no content axis; the
# split is core (always loaded) plus on-demand references. Heavy, only-sometimes-
# needed material (the script flag reference and long-article batching strategy)
# lives in references so a normal short run stays cheap. nature-citation does not
# use the prose-oriented nature-shared layer.

always_load:
  - static/core/principles.md
  - static/core/workflow.md

references:
  on_demand:
    - condition: the user writes Chinese or requests Chinese guidance
      path: static/core/chinese-mode.md
    - condition: running nature_citation.py — full flag list, long-article batch strategy, quick-guide tables
      path: references/script-usage.md
    - condition: translating a manuscript claim into search queries and support grades
      path: references/search-strategy.md
    - condition: the default Nature/CNS journal-family boundary and official source notes
      path: references/journal-scope.md
    - condition: RIS, EndNote, or Zotero RDF export guidance
      path: references/ris-endnote.md
    - condition: segment text, search Crossref, export ENW/RIS/RDF, and generate the HTML browser
      path: scripts/nature_citation.py