Lead Product Documentation
KERNIT Cross-Reference Hyperlinker Documentation
KERNIT is now led by the DOCX Cross-Reference Hyperlinker: a reviewable system for turning citations, references, figures, tables, equations, sections, appendices, DOIs, and resolved bibliography evidence into editable Word hyperlinks.
What KERNIT Solves#
Academic manuscripts usually leave Word with static citation text, fragile cross-references, and DOI metadata that has to be checked by hand. KERNIT reads the DOCX, builds a document map, finds reference targets, resolves bibliography entries where possible, and writes standard Word hyperlinks back into the same kind of editable DOCX file.
Core Workflows#
| Workflow | Best for | Entry point |
|---|---|---|
| Reviewable hyperlinking | Research teams that need to inspect uncertain matches before writing links. | Reference Review |
| Developer automation | Platforms, publishers, and internal tools that need scan/resolve/apply endpoints. | API Quickstart |
| One-step apply | Trusted documents where review is not needed between scan and final output. | One-Step API |
| Legacy formatting | Journal preset formatting and export workflows that still exist as supporting features. | Formatter Legacy |
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FAQ
- Is KERNIT still a formatter?
- Formatting remains available, but the lead product documented here is the DOCX cross-reference hyperlinker and API. Formatter pages are now treated as supporting legacy documentation.
- What is the best starting page for developers?
- Start with API Quickstart, then read the scan, resolve, apply, and error pages.
- What is the best starting page for researchers?
- Start with DOCX Hyperlinker and then read the review workflow.
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