How to use agu (aguplus) to cite in Overleaf?

agu.bst is already integrated with Overleaf and does not need to be explicitly uploaded. As soon as you define agu in your work's document structure (with the command \bibliographystyle{agu} - The file extension .bst can be omitted.), this style is recognized immediately, and you start can to work with it.

Here is an example of how agu (aguplus) is declared in a document:

The following example includes the style definition and the connection to the literature database samples.bib.

   \documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}
   \begin{document}
   \section{First chapter}
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   \medskip
   %bibliographystyle 'agu.bst'
   \bibliographystyle{agu}
   %bibliography file 'samples.bib'.
   \bibliography{sample}
   \end{document}

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