components · research & publishing
TuxInlineCitation
Academic-style inline reference pill. Renders as a superscripted
[N] inside body text; hover or focus reveals a rich popover with source title, URL, contextual excerpt, and retrieval similarity score. Distinct from TuxCitations (the footer list); the two compose together — inline pills index directly into the source list. Academic Superscript Pill
Inline Citation Workbench
Presets:
Body Prose Reading Simulation (Hover or focus pill to inspect popover)
Recent comparative evaluations demonstrate that the upgraded pipeline achieves a 14.8% reduction in false-positive incident detection alarms[1] across rural freeway corridors, while preserving baseline latency.
Properties Inspector6 configurable knobs
Citation Index (n)
nSource Title
titleSource URL (href)
hrefContext Excerpt
excerptRetrieval Score
scoreCustom Pill Label
labelDynamic Component Syntax
<p>
CLS-211 outperforms CLS-204 on ITAR-tier documents<tux-inline-citation :n="1" title="CLS retrain methodology · v3.1" href="https://example.com/cls-retrain" score="0.91"
excerpt="The retrain pipeline runs nightly on the grants-2024-2026 corpus and emits both classifier checkpoints to the model registry."
/> by ~5 percentage points across all 12 test sectors.
</p>composition patterns
Composing with TuxCitations
One Source Per Pill
Unlike commercial AI aggregations (e.g. "+5 sources"), TTI academic convention uses one discrete pill per reference citation. Readers know exactly which finding maps to which institutional dataset.
Zero-Gap Placement
Always place the <TuxInlineCitation> tag immediately adjacent to the preceding word with no whitespace. Superscripts are styled to snuggle up to the word being referenced.