article-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: search finds literature, get_article_details retrieves full text, get_references and get_literature_relations both deal with citations but the latter is broader (includes citing and similar). Some potential overlap between get_references and get_literature_relations with relation_type='references', but descriptions clarify different scopes.
Most tools follow 'get_noun' pattern (get_article_details, get_journal_quality, get_literature_relations, get_references) with consistent snake_case. One tool deviates with 'search_literature' (verb 'search' instead of 'get'), but the pattern is still verb_noun and readable. Minor inconsistency.
With 5 tools, the set covers core research tasks (search, full text, references, relations, journal quality). It is not overly large or minimal; fits the domain well. A few more tools like a dedicated metadata fetcher or citation tool could be added, but current count is appropriate.
The tools cover searching, full text retrieval, reference lists, citation relations, and journal metrics. Notable gaps: no tool to get article metadata without full text (search returns metadata but only in search context), no direct citation count tool, and batch support is inconsistent across tools. Missing update/delete operations (not applicable) but lacks some lifecycle coverage.