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Search your Lattice literature library directly from Raycast — no switching apps, no context loss.
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http://127.0.0.1:52731 by default — configurable in extension preferencesOpen Raycast Preferences (⌘ , → Extensions → Lattice Scholar Extension) to configure:
52731)bibtex, ris, csl-json, or any CSL style shipped in assets/styles
↵ to open the detail view, or use the action panel (⌘ K) to copy citation dataKeyboard shortcuts in search results:
⌘ C — Copy citation in your preferred format (configurable in preferences)⌃ ⌘ C — Export to more formats⌘ ⇧ C — Copy citekeyActions in the paper detail view:
⌘ C — Copy citation in your preferred format⌃ ⌘ C — Export to more formats⌘ ⇧ C — Copy citekey⌘ O — Open DOI in browser⌘ K — Access copy DOI and copy title actionsRequirements: Raycast Browser Extension
Run Check Connection to confirm that the Lattice desktop app is running and the local API is reachable. This command displays:
For faster access, assign an alias or hotkey to the Search Literature command in Raycast Preferences (⌘ , → Extensions → Lattice Scholar Extension).
las) to launch the command without scrolling through the list⌥ ⌘ L) to open the search from anywhere
Search literature in your Lattice library
Check Lattice local API connection status
Detect the DOI on the current browser page and show paper metadata
/search with an empty queryissued when deriving publication year from CrossRef metadata⌘ C now uses your preferred format instead of always BibTeX⌃ ⌘ C shortcut to access "Export to More Formats..." submenulattice-doi) — detects DOI from the active browser tab and fetches paper metadata from CrossRef or arXivmetadata module for DOI resolution with support for CrossRef and arXiv APIslattice-status) — shows Lattice API version, app version, and capabilities; surfaces a clear error when the app is not runninginproceedings, phdthesis, techreport, and misc in addition to article and book⌘ B)⌘ ⇧ C)⌘ O)