academic-mcp-tooling
Academic MCP Tooling
Use MCP servers as source access infrastructure, not as final scholarly authorities. Selection, setup, query discipline, and documentation belong in one auditable workflow so literature access remains reproducible.
Read First
references/mcp-catalog.mdreferences/external-skill-recommendations.mdreferences/source-ledger.mdreferences/repository-contract.md
If the target repo has configs/agent-stack.yaml, read it before selecting MCP
servers. If it has docs/agent/capability-profile.md, treat that as the active
capability state.
Workflow
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source-ingestion
Use when adding, reading, registering, or organizing research sources such as PDFs, arXiv papers, Zotero items, proposals, datasets, reports, archives, web pages, BibTeX, or source metadata.
14skill-evaluation
Use when testing, reviewing, pressure-testing, refining, packaging, or validating agent skills for academic research workflows before installing or relying on them.
13repo-migration
Use when migrating messy academic research repositories, downloaded archives, proposal folders, ad hoc notebooks, scripts, datasets, or paper assets into the standard research project structure.
13ethics-data-governance
Use when academic research involves human subjects, public web data, platform scraping, illicit markets, sensitive content, privacy risk, dataset sharing, consent, IRB, licenses, or data retention.
13adversarial-peer-review
Use when reviewing academic papers, proposals, experiments, claims, related work, novelty, methodology, or manuscripts as a severe but fair peer reviewer before submission.
13research-project-router
Use when an academic research repository task could involve research design, sources, conversion, bibliography, SOTA, reviews, ethics, experiments, papers, reproduction, MCP tools, or project maintenance and the correct workflow is not obvious.
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