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      Provides MCP tools to check reference lists for retracted or problematic citations, retrieve nuanced editorial statuses with evidence, and monitor institutions for newly flagged papers using open data from OpenAlex, Retraction Watch, and Crossref.
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      Enables academic integrity auditing, manuscript preparation, literature search, journal formatting, and submission packaging through local MCP tools.
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      Enables autonomous auditing of scientific papers for methodology flaws, identifying selection bias and p-hacking, while computing consensus ratios and verifying citation credibility through MCP-compliant tooling.
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      Enables AI agents and LLM tools to verify academic citations against real literature, detect hallucinated references, retrieve authoritative metadata and DOIs, generate BibTeX/APA/IEEE citations, and search over 200M+ scientific publications via MCP tools.
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    TDQS

    A4.6/5.0

    Scored across 6 tools

    Disambiguation5/5

    Each tool occupies a distinct slot in the research workflow: discover papers (literature_search), screen biomedical literature (pubmed_evidence_table), format citations (citation_formatter), audit references (reference_checker), find people (researcher_expert_finder), and pull tables from PDFs (pdf_table_extractor). Descriptions explicitly name the nearest neighbour and give a 'Do not use X, use Y' rule for the only genuinely close pairs (check vs. format, OpenAlex vs. PubMed). The residual overlap of literature_search/pubmed returning ready-made citations is a side output, not a competing use case.

    Naming Consistency5/5

    All six names follow the same snake_case <subject>_<function> compound pattern (reference_checker, citation_formatter, literature_search, researcher_expert_finder, pdf_table_extractor, pubmed_evidence_table). No mixing of camelCase, verb-first, or vague one-word names; each name states the resource and the operation.

    Tool Count5/5

    Six tools is well within the sweet spot and each maps to a clearly separate stage of a literature/research pipeline, so nothing feels redundant or padded. No obvious missing capability is being papered over by splitting or merging tools.

    Completeness4/5

    The surface covers the discovery → screening → verification → formatting loop plus two adjacent needs (expert finding, PDF table extraction), which is strong lifecycle coverage for a research toolkit. Minor gaps remain: no full-text/abstract-level reading or data-extraction tool for a specific paper, and no library/deduplication management across result sets, but agents can work around these via literature_search output and pdf_table_extractor.

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