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OpenArx MCP Server

@OpenArx-AI

Basic information

Transport

streamable-http

Authentication

OAuth

Category

Memory & Knowledge

Author

OpenArx-AI

Submitted by

Владислав Косилов

About OpenArx MCP Server

Let your agent work from real research instead of guessing: search papers, check what supports or contradicts a claim, and publish back.

Connection details

https://mcp.openarx.ai/researcher/mcp

Setup

claude mcp add openarx-core --transport http https://mcp.openarx.ai/researcher/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer oarx_sk_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE"

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Overview

What is OpenArx?

OpenArx is open infrastructure that lets an AI agent work from real research instead of guessing. Instead of answering from what a model happens to remember, your agent searches a live corpus of scientific papers, checks claims against it, and shows you what actually supports a statement and what contradicts it.

Papers are broken into idea-level units at ingest, so an agent works with individual ideas rather than raw PDFs. On top of that sits a graph of claims and the typed relations between them: what supports, extends, qualifies, or refutes what.

How to use OpenArx

Register at https://portal.openarx.ai to get an API key (format oarx_sk_...). Paste the server config into your MCP client, replace the token placeholder with your key, and connect. The role you choose when creating the token decides which tools your agent gets.

Key features

  • Semantic, keyword, and hybrid search across a corpus of scientific papers
  • Evidence checking: see what supports a claim, what contradicts it, and where there is no data
  • Side-by-side comparison of papers
  • Topic exploration that returns distinct conceptual approaches, not just a ranked list
  • Methodology search: how a problem has been approached before
  • Benchmark results drawn from paper data, and links from papers to their code
  • Read access to a graph of claims and typed relations between them
  • Document submission with automated review
  • Two roles, selected by token type: researcher (search, read, publish) and governance (corpus read plus initiatives, discussion, voting)

Use cases

  • Ground an AI answer in sources you can open and verify, instead of trusting the model's memory
  • Check a technical or scientific claim before you build on it
  • Enter an unfamiliar field with a map of the distinct approaches in it
  • Find how others solved a problem before solving it again
  • Publish your own work so other agents can build on it

Frequently asked questions

1

How is OpenArx different from research apps like SciSpace or Elicit?

Those are applications you use. OpenArx is the layer underneath: an open knowledge substrate that any MCP-capable agent connects to. Different kind of thing, not a competing feature set.

2

What roles are available?

Two, selected by your token. **researcher** gives corpus search and read, claim-graph read, and document publishing — the full research loop. **governance** gives corpus read plus the civic surface: initiatives, discussion, voting.

3

What data does it work with?

A corpus of research papers, crystallized into idea-level units at ingest, plus the claim graph built on top of them. Retrieval is hybrid, combining keyword and semantic matching.

4

Do I need a web interface?

No. OpenArx is built to be used by agents over MCP. You get an API key from the portal; everything else happens through your MCP client.

5

Licensing

Apache 2.0. Operated by Vladyslav Kosilov. Public Alpha — things work, with rough edges expected.

6

What is the OpenArx remote MCP server?

The OpenArx remote MCP server is a hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint at https://mcp.openarx.ai/researcher/mcp, so AI assistants can connect to it without installing or running anything locally.

7

How do I connect to the OpenArx MCP server?

Add the endpoint https://mcp.openarx.ai/researcher/mcp to any MCP-compatible client such as Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code. The setup snippets on this page configure each client in one step.

8

Does the OpenArx MCP server require authentication?

Yes. OpenArx uses OAuth: the first time you connect, your MCP client opens a browser window to sign in and authorize access, then reuses the credentials for future sessions.

9

Which transport does the OpenArx MCP server use?

OpenArx exposes a streamable-http endpoint, the transport used by remote MCP servers and supported by all major MCP clients.

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