Inject, parse, and strip [N] citation markers in RAG outputs.
MCP server for RAG citation markers. Inject markers into LLM output, parse them back when post-processing, or strip them entirely. at the end of text, or insert at a position offset. — return every found in source order with position, idx, and marker length. — remove every marker. Same shape in each tool's MCP config. Transport is stdio over You ran a RAG pipeline. The LLM produced an answer.…
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MCP server for RAG citation markers. Inject markers into LLM output, parse them back when post-processing, or strip them entirely. at the end of text, or insert at a position offset. — return every found in source order with position, idx, and marker length. ** — remove every marker. Same shape in each tool's MCP config. Transport is stdio over You ran a RAG pipeline. The LLM produced an answer. The retrieval layer told you which source chunks were used. Now the LLM (a second pass, or the same…
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