scholar-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: discovery (search_papers vs search_arxiv, explicitly differentiated by venue and citation availability), metadata retrieval, forward/backward citation traversal, recommendation, graph construction, and export. The descriptions actively disambiguate the one potentially confusable pair (search_papers / search_arxiv) and cross-reference get_paper_details for missing data.
Uniform snake_case verb_noun pattern (search_*, get_*, find_*, build_*, export_*) with verbs that accurately signal the action type. No mixing of conventions, and the small verb variety reflects genuinely different operations rather than stylistic drift.
Eight tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for an academic literature server, with no redundant entries. Each tool covers a distinct step in the research workflow and none appear to be filler.
The surface covers the core scholarly lifecycle: discovery, metadata, forward/backward citation traversal, recommendation, graph analysis, and citation export. Minor gaps remain—no author-centric tools (search/list papers by author, author profiles) and no batch multi-paper details fetch, which agents must work around with repeated calls.