Core_ac_uk Academic Articles
@chkunkel
This project provides a lightweight Machine Communication Protocol (MCP) server that wraps key functionalities of the CORE.ac.uk API. It enables local programmatic access to academic content, allowing you to search works by keyword or download full metadata for individual researc
Overview
What is Core_ac_uk Academic Articles?
Core_ac_uk Academic Articles is a lightweight MCP server that wraps key functionalities of the CORE.ac.uk API. It provides local programmatic access to academic content, enabling you to search works by keyword or download full metadata for individual research papers. It is designed for developers integrating academic search into MCP-compatible applications or environments.
How to use Core_ac_uk Academic Articles?
Install and run the MCP server. Once running, you can send requests to search works by keyword or download the full metadata for a specific research paper. Configuration details (e.g., API keys) are not specified in the README.
Key features of Core_ac_uk Academic Articles
- Search academic works by keyword
- Download full metadata for individual papers
- Local programmatic access via MCP
- Lightweight wrapper over the CORE.ac.uk API
Use cases of Core_ac_uk Academic Articles
- Integrate academic paper search into an IDE or code editor
- Automate literature review tasks within a development pipeline
- Build a custom research assistant that queries CORE.ac.uk
- Enable rapid retrieval of paper metadata for analysis tools
FAQ from Core_ac_uk Academic Articles
How do I search for works?
Send a query with a keyword to the server, and it will return matching academic works using the CORE.ac.uk API.
Can I download metadata for one specific paper?
Yes, the server supports downloading the full metadata for an individual research paper by its identifier.
What does the server need to run?
The server is lightweight and requires an environment that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). No additional runtime dependencies are mentioned.
Is the CORE.ac.uk API accessed directly?
The server acts as a local wrapper, making requests to the CORE.ac.uk API on your behalf.