> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://rapidreview.io/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Exporting BibTeX and CSV

> Citations out of Nisa in the shape your paper, spreadsheet, or pipeline wants.

| You want | Command | Output |
| - | - | - |
| One paper's BibTeX | `nisa cite 1706.03762 > attention.bib` | One `@misc` entry, `archivePrefix = {arXiv}`; formatted client-side |
| A result set | `nisa search "flash attention" --max-results 50 --format csv > flash.csv` | CSV: `arxiv_id,title,authors,year,citation_count,url` |
| Related work | `nisa related 1706.03762 --n 20 --format bibtex > related.bib` | Blank-line-separated entries |
| A list | `nisa list-papers <list_id> --format bibtex > reading-list.bib` | `nisa lists` shows ids |
| The PDF | `nisa pdf 1706.03762 --out attention.pdf` | A cached copy when Nisa has one, else arxiv.org — `source` says which; without `--out` prints `{arxiv_id, pdf_url, source}` |

`--format` works on `search`, `semantic-search`, `related`, `list-papers`. `excerpts` is JSON only.

In the web app, the export menu on any list or result set downloads CSV (`id,title,year`); BibTeX is CLI-only. A list toggled public can be shared by link. [Web app](/docs/nisa/guides/web-app#lists)


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