[INDOLOGY] BibTeX bibliography manager

Dominik Wujastyk wujastyk at gmail.com
Wed Oct 21 20:26:46 UTC 2026


I have long used JabRef for managing my bibliographies.  It stores data in
the BibTeX format, which is simple and clear.  It's particularly good for
people using LaTeX, but JabRef is also just a good bibliography manager
that works in most contexts.

I wanted a program that launched more quickly, and that had some different
features.  With the help of Claude.ai, I created a new bibliography
manager, Sūcī.  It's free and Open Source. Installers are available for
Linux and Windows, along with simple instructions for Mac.  It's still
growing, but it is already usable for real work.  Help yourself.

   - https://wujastyk.github.io/suci/

Best wishes,
Dominik

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University of Alberta

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Current research: The Suśruta Project <http://sushrutaproject.github.io>
Journal: History of Science in South Asia <http://hssa-journal.org>
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