sciwrite-lint 0.2.0__py3-none-any.whl
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- sciwrite_lint/__init__.py +3 -0
- sciwrite_lint/__main__.py +527 -0
- sciwrite_lint/_network.py +195 -0
- sciwrite_lint/api.py +1484 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/_section_utils.py +111 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/cite_purpose.py +122 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/claim_support.py +96 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/cross_section_consistency.py +185 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/dangling_cite.py +93 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/dangling_ref.py +116 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/full_paper_consistency.py +604 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/ref_internal_checks.py +919 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/reference_accuracy.py +277 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/reference_exists.py +119 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/reference_unreliable.py +244 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/registry.py +136 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/retracted_cite.py +96 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/structure_promises.py +115 -0
- sciwrite_lint/checks/unreferenced_figure.py +70 -0
- sciwrite_lint/claims.py +330 -0
- sciwrite_lint/claude_backend.py +94 -0
- sciwrite_lint/claude_cli.py +405 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/check.py +480 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/config.py +229 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/fetch.py +250 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/misc.py +1202 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/rank.py +470 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cli/verify.py +437 -0
- sciwrite_lint/config.py +646 -0
- sciwrite_lint/cross_paper.py +174 -0
- sciwrite_lint/eval_claims.py +1196 -0
- sciwrite_lint/fulltext.py +851 -0
- sciwrite_lint/llm_utils.py +386 -0
- sciwrite_lint/local_pdfs.py +122 -0
- sciwrite_lint/manuscript_store.py +674 -0
- sciwrite_lint/models.py +139 -0
- sciwrite_lint/pdf/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/pdf/grobid.py +785 -0
- sciwrite_lint/pdf/pdf_download.py +258 -0
- sciwrite_lint/pipeline.py +2694 -0
- sciwrite_lint/prompt_safety.py +30 -0
- sciwrite_lint/rate_limiter.py +227 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/citations.py +715 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/crossref.py +282 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/embedding_store.py +380 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/matching.py +273 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/metadata.py +273 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/reference_store.py +823 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/retraction_watch.py +178 -0
- sciwrite_lint/references/workspace_db.py +1390 -0
- sciwrite_lint/report.py +163 -0
- sciwrite_lint/schemas.py +260 -0
- sciwrite_lint/scoring/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/scoring/chain.py +716 -0
- sciwrite_lint/scoring/contribution.py +322 -0
- sciwrite_lint/scoring/scilint_score.py +611 -0
- sciwrite_lint/tex_parser.py +248 -0
- sciwrite_lint/usage.py +594 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vision/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vision/cache.py +140 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vision/describe.py +311 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vision/image_extraction.py +491 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vision/pipeline.py +207 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vllm/__init__.py +1 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vllm/metrics.py +157 -0
- sciwrite_lint/vllm/vllm_server.py +445 -0
- sciwrite_lint/web.py +369 -0
- sciwrite_lint-0.2.0.dist-info/METADATA +268 -0
- sciwrite_lint-0.2.0.dist-info/RECORD +76 -0
- sciwrite_lint-0.2.0.dist-info/WHEEL +5 -0
- sciwrite_lint-0.2.0.dist-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- sciwrite_lint-0.2.0.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +21 -0
- sciwrite_lint-0.2.0.dist-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
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