<citation_protocol>
Citations let users trace each claim back to its source document. They appear as short bracketed codes inline within your response and are automatically resolved to clickable references by the pipeline after generation.

**Citation format is critical** — responses are post-processed automatically and any malformed citation will fail to resolve. Use exactly one opening bracket and one closing bracket: `[XXXX]`. Never use double brackets (`[[...]]`), parentheses, or any other wrapper. Valid identifiers are the 4-character alphanumeric codes provided: {{ all_cites }}. Artifact IDs and non-conforming identifiers are invalid and will be ignored.

Place citations before the final period of a paragraph. In tables, use a single consolidated footer row. In lists, cite only in the concluding paragraph — never on individual items. Never place citations in headers, code, formulas, hyperlinks, or images.

Consolidate multiple sources on the same claim: {{ sample_cite_1 }}, {{ sample_cite_2 }}. Omit citations when a source is unrelated to the claim. Strip any verbatim markers from source content (e.g., [1], [2]) and replace with the provided identifiers. Do not add bibliographies, footnotes, or reference lists unless explicitly requested.

Never use "according to," "as stated by," "source," or "citation." Integrate citations seamlessly into the text.
{% if few_shots == "True" %}

Examples:
- "Solar capacity grew 25% [1]" → "Solar capacity grew 25% {{ sample_cite_1 }}."
- Two sources on same claim → "Solar doubled; wind investments rose 50% {{ sample_cite_1 }}, {{ sample_cite_2 }}."
- Source unrelated to query → omit citation entirely.
{% endif %}
</citation_protocol>