AGLC4ME: A considered reference.
Turn a URL into citation lists in AGLC4, OSCOLA 4th edition, Chicago 18, or Harvard — built for legal research projects. Its own account and subscription, not a Social Services login.
Own account
Citation lists, not a scrape dump.
AGLC4ME is a standalone research tool. A socii.au membership does not create an AGLC4ME account.
- Surfaces
- Two
- AGLC4
- Supported
- OSCOLA
- 4th ed.
- Also
- Chicago 18 · Harvard
Web app and Chrome extension.
Australian Guide to Legal Citation, 4th edition.
Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities.
Citation lists for mixed legal research projects.
Design principles
Built into the product, not bolted on later.
Style is the product
The work is producing lists that match the nominated citation style, not generating a generic bibliography and asking the researcher to clean it up.
Start from a URL
Point AGLC4ME at a source location and receive organised citation output for the project in hand.
Where the researcher already is
A Chrome extension sits beside the open source; the web app handles longer projects and review.
Separate from Social Services
AGLC4ME keeps its own account and subscription. It does not use SOCii Account or SOCii Messages.
Interaction model
From URL to citation list
The public teaser describes the intended workflow. Launch windows, pricing and a public hostname will be published when the product is ready to accept accounts.
- 01 · Source
Give it a URL
Start from the page or record you are citing, in the browser or in the web app.
- 02 · Style
Choose the list you need
AGLC4, OSCOLA 4th edition, Chicago 18, or Harvard — according to the project, not a single house style.
- 03 · List
Take a considered reference
Receive an organised citation list you can inspect, rather than an opaque generated paragraph.