If you use or adapt TopMVA, cite the project and preserve attribution to the canonical source. Machine-readable metadata is in CITATION.cff in the repository.
Cite the skill version you actually used — it is printed on every skill page and inside each bundle's SKILL.md. Always include an access date: the skills and the underlying Missouri authority file are date-stamped and revised as the law changes. Current project version: 0.2.0 (released 2026-07-17).
Plain text
Smith, Sage. TopMVA: Attorney-Reviewed AI Skills for Motor-Vehicle-Accident Practice (version 0.2.0, 2026). https://topmva.com. Accessed [DATE].
Suggested Bluebook-style web citation (template)
Sage Smith, TopMVA: Attorney-Reviewed AI Skills for Motor-Vehicle-Accident Practice (version 0.2.0, 2026), https://topmva.com (last visited [DATE]).
BibTeX
@software{topmva2026,
author = {Smith, Sage},
title = {TopMVA: Attorney-Reviewed AI Skills for
Motor-Vehicle-Accident Practice},
version = {0.2.0},
year = {2026},
url = {https://topmva.com},
note = {Accessed [DATE]}
}RIS
TY - COMP AU - Smith, Sage TI - TopMVA: Attorney-Reviewed AI Skills for Motor-Vehicle-Accident Practice PY - 2026 ET - 0.2.0 UR - https://topmva.com Y2 - [DATE] ER -
Template: Smith, Sage. "[SKILL NAME]" (version [VERSION]). TopMVA, 2026. [CANONICAL URL]. Accessed [DATE]. Canonical source URLs (all currently version 0.2.0):
Smith, Sage. "MVA Demand Package Builder" (version 0.2.0). TopMVA, 2026. https://topmva.com/s/mva-demand-builder/. Accessed 2026-08-02.
The skills and written materials are governed by the TopMVA Skills License (the website source code is separately MIT-licensed). When you redistribute or adapt a skill:
ATTRIBUTION.md with a Modifications: field for exactly this — an adapted skill should say what changed, so its output is never mistaken for the verified original.rel="nofollow" attribution is fine.