<Is it possible to autocomplete citations in Jupyterlab? >

[lucasfindslinks]

Description

Similar to what has been asked here for Rstudio , is there a current way to have Overleaf style citation autocomplete (starting from the @ operator in markdown) while using Jupyterlab?

I'm working on a scientific paper on JupyterLab with Quarto. My citations are in Bibtex format, defined in the YAML header, and are being output correctly in the html/pdf. I saw that its a possibility for VSCode using the plugin or for RStudio, but nothing specifically for Jupyter .

Thanks!

[cscheid]

I don't think it is. Quarto's autocomplete in VS Code and RStudio is more sophisticated than what's available in JupyterLab. I know our extension does some work, but I don't think it resolves references (like VS Code's quarto extension and RStudio's native support)