Cite Creator

Constructs debate cites from meta tags or page info and copies to clipboard.
Cite Creator produces cites for use in high school or college debate, using information in html tags or page info, and copies them to the clipboard. It has both automatic and manual modes, and outputs cites that work well with the Verbatim template (http://www.paperlessdebate.com)

Google Docs Template

https://sites.google.com/a/d219.org/debate-template/faq?authuser=0

Key Features

Header commands (Pocket, Hat, Block, Tag)
Card cutting commands (Cite, Emphasis, Highlight, Clear, Shrink, Condense)
Speech control commands (Open, New, Send to Speech)
Built in Debate Timer with presets
Full Screen mode (View => Full Screen) enables "viewing" mode where cards can be marked and the up and down arrow keys function as page up and page down keys
Important Usage Notes

To use this add-on, you have to have an internet connection. Not all tournaments have wifi, so be ready to use a hot spot. If you enable offline editing, you will still have access to your files.
Google Docs starts to have problems with really large files. So your 1000 page impact defense file might take a long time to load. Consider splitting files into several smaller files.
Google Docs cannot edit Word docs, so you cannot use the add-on with your Word files directly. Google Docs allows you to make a Google Doc version of the file, which you can then edit with the add-on.

Debate AI

Debate AI Streamer
Streaming solves peeking ahead since the speech doc is livestreamed only to the current scroll point.
Invite others to join the round room with Google sign-in to stream online debates or spectate live tournament rounds
Live responses - Toggle Highlighted-Only Visibility Mode and Show speeches side-by-side so you can be creating your response speech while watching your opponents cards being live streamed.