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CiteLock document citation anchors

Generates clickable source anchors for every AI citation so you can verify answers in seconds

Problem
With 30 docs in a Claude project, the answer is impossible to verify—you open the file, flip pages, scan until you find it. The same for websites. Agentic citation and research is tenuous and unreliable.
Solution
Builds a paragraph-level index over uploaded docs or web snapshots; forces the AI to cite snippet IDs; renders them as clickable links that jump to the highlighted source passage. Supports PDF, Word, and web snapshots.
Users
Knowledge workers, consultants, legal professionals, and academic researchers using Claude/ChatGPT for document research
MVP
Parse PDF/Word/web and split into paragraphs with unique IDs; browser extension or local proxy that intercepts AI responses and injects citation anchors; clicking an anchor opens the local file and highlights the passage; support multi-document project folders
Revenue
Free for 3 projects; $9/month subscription for unlimited projects and team sharing; enterprise on-prem license
Why now
Claude Projects and long-context RAG are mainstream but citation verifiability is missing; PDF.js and local file system APIs make it feasible for a solo developer to build quickly

Source discussions · 1

  1. Hacker NewsI'm surprised Claude doesn't cite well1↑ 1
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