Academic Literature MCP (Multi-site)
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Scored across 12 tools
Search vs structured_search is a clear split (natural language vs boolean DSL), and search_results (local snapshot paging) vs get_metadata (external metadata collection) are distinguished by scope and network use. Borderline pairs remain: operation_status vs operation_control both act on tasks, and diagnostics overlaps both by reporting 'current task' plus config/session-adjacent state, which could cause occasional misselection.
Nearly everything is snake_case with a predictable verb_noun or noun_phrase shape (list_sites, get_metadata, download_paper, export_citations, session_status). Deviations are minor: bare nouns/verbs like search, login, diagnostics, and the noun-first trio search_results / structured_search / search don't sit in an obvious ordering.
12 tools is well within a sane range for a multi-site literature workflow: discovery, querying, result reading, metadata, download, citation export, session handling, and task control. Each tool maps to a distinct stage, so nothing feels padded.
The lifecycle is covered end to end: site discovery, plain and boolean search, paged result review, metadata enrichment, full-text download, citation export, login/session, and long-running task control. Gaps are moderate: no way to register or configure a new site despite list_sites exposing a capability matrix, and no cross-site dedup/merge of duplicate records.