elsevier-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource: scopus_search for querying documents, abstract_retrieval and article_retrieval for specific document metadata/full-text, serial_title_search/retrieval for journal info, and subject_classifications for taxonomy. While abstract_retrieval and article_retrieval could overlap, their descriptions clearly separate Scopus abstracts from ScienceDirect full-text.
Names follow a consistent snake_case pattern with an entity-prefix and operation-suffix (e.g., serial_title_search, serial_title_retrieval). However, subject_classifications breaks the pattern by being a plain noun phrase instead of using an operation suffix like search or retrieval.
Six tools are well-scoped for a bibliographic database server, covering search, retrieval, serial title lookup, and classifications without unnecessary duplication. This is within the ideal 3-15 tool range.
The set covers core workflows: searching documents, retrieving abstracts, accessing full text, finding serials, and looking up subject codes. Minor gaps exist such as no direct citation network or author search, but these can be approximated via the search tool.