Free medical evidence tools: graded CliniAtlas answers, PubMed metadata and EU SmPC links.
Scored across 7 tools
Tools are largely separable by workflow: search_evidence_library/get_evidence_answer for published answers, ask_cliniatlas/get_cliniatlas_answer for new full answers, search_medical_evidence for live source lists, and lookup_pubmed/lookup_eu_medicine for specific records. The main overlap is between ask_cliniatlas and search_medical_evidence, but descriptions clarify that one produces a cited answer while the other returns sources only.
All names use lowercase snake_case with clear action prefixes (ask_, get_, lookup_, search_). The pattern is predictable, though ask_cliniatlas is less noun-structured than the get_/lookup_/search_ tools and the two get_ tools pair by different identifiers.
Seven tools is well within the typical 3-15 range and each supports a distinct step in clinical evidence retrieval: search, ask, retrieve answer, look up medicine or PubMed. No obvious redundant or trivial tools.
Core workflows for clinical evidence are covered: finding published answers, generating new cited answers, retrieving results, live literature search, PubMed metadata, and EU medicine lookup. Minor gaps exist—no tool for remaining daily quota despite being referenced, and PubMed abstracts require external follow-up—but agents can work around them.
Full CliniAtlas answer to a clinical or research question, with numbered citations.
Searches the literature, guidelines and EMA documents and writes a cited answer, the
same answer cliniatlas.com gives. Uncited parts are reported through grounding.
Each call starts a background answer job, and a completed answer uses one of the
user's daily full answers (see free_answers_remaining_today), so check
search_evidence_library first and use a published answer when one matches. Usually takes 35 to 50 seconds: if status is
"running", call get_cliniatlas_answer with job_id. Do not include patient
identifiers. For literature research and education, not individual care decisions.
Inputs: question (required), locale. Returns: object
Collect the answer for a job_id returned by ask_cliniatlas.
Waits up to about 40 seconds for the result. If status is still "running", call it
again with the same job_id.
Inputs: job_id (required). Returns: object
Full published answer: cited paragraphs, limitations and graded sources.
Use a slug from search_evidence_library. Citation markers like [1] refer to the
numbered sources. Show the sources and intended_use with the answer.
Inputs: slug (required), locale. Returns: object
Centrally authorised EU medicines by brand name or active substance.
Returns the EMA summary, authorisation status and ema_url, the EMA page whose
Product information section holds the SmPC. Nationally authorised medicines are not
in this register; check the national agency for those.
Inputs: name (required), limit. Returns: object
Citation metadata for a PubMed ID: title, journal, year, authors, DOI and design.
Abstracts are not returned; follow pubmed_url to read them.
Inputs: pmid (required). Returns: object
Find published CliniAtlas evidence answers matching a clinical question.
Call this first for a clinical question: it is instant and has no daily limit.
Returns question, summary and link for each match. The library
is a set of worked answers to common questions; when one matches, use
get_evidence_answer for the full answer. locale (for example de, fr, hr) returns
translated answers where they exist.
Inputs: query (required), limit, locale. Returns: object
Live search of PubMed, Europe PMC and clinical guidelines.
Returns up to eight sources for a clinical or research question, each with its study
type, evidence level and link, usually in about 20 seconds. It does not write an
answer: cite the sources by number, or use ask_cliniatlas for a full cited answer.
For an EU medicine's label or SmPC, use lookup_eu_medicine. Do not include patient
identifiers. Each call counts toward the user's daily search limit.
Inputs: question (required), locale. Returns: object
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