jstage-mcp-server
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Scored across 4 tools
The tools are broadly distinct: search articles, search journals, list volumes, and fetch article details. There is slight overlap because jstage_search_articles already returns abstracts, while jstage_fetch_article_abstract_and_references also fetches abstracts in addition to references.
All tool names consistently use the jstage_ prefix followed by a clear verb_noun pattern: search_articles, search_journals, list_volumes, fetch_article_abstract_and_references. Naming is unambiguous and easy to predict.
Four tools is a well-scoped size for a specialized J-STAGE metadata and journal navigation server. Each tool has a meaningful role and the count does not feel padded or insufficient.
The set covers journal discovery, article search, volume listing, and fetching article-level details, but there is a notable gap: after listing volumes, there is no tool to retrieve the articles within a specific volume or issue. Full-text access is explicitly out of scope, but the volume browsing workflow is left incomplete.