Report the discovered Scilab CLI, Xcos-capable GUI, and exact version to verify the available Xcos runtime before running diagrams or simulations.
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"Scilab" matching MCP tools:
- Read an installed Xcos block's Scilab interface source to get exact parameter details, so you can configure and use blocks correctly in diagrams.GPL 3.0
- Check Xcos model structure and import the diagram using real Scilab/Xcos to detect errors before simulation.GPL 3.0
- Search multiple open scholarly databases at once, returning merged, de-duplicated results with open-access status and full-text availability.MIT
- Index local papers (PDF, JATS XML, text) to enable full-text search. Set a limit to cap the scan; otherwise all files are indexed.MIT
- Resolves a DOI, PMID, PMCID, or title to full metadata and every legal route to its full text, without downloading.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceEnables federated search across open-access scientific literature, legal full-text retrieval with provenance, and full-text search over papers already stored locally.141MIT
- AlicenseBqualityBmaintenanceEnables controlling a local Scilab/Xcos installation to discover installed block libraries, create native block templates, read, write, and validate diagrams, and run simulations of arbitrary positive duration that return named numerical signal series. It exposes these capabilities as MCP tools over stdio or streamable HTTP, with model file access restricted to configured filesystem roots.11GPL 3.0
- Draft a reprint request to the corresponding author for a scholarly paper, enabling lawful access to unavailable full texts. Returns a ready-to-send email draft.MIT
- Read a locally stored paper, optionally a specific section by heading. Without a section, get the abstract and list of headings to navigate content deliberately.MIT
- Locate relevant papers by searching the full text of every document stored locally on this machine.MIT
- Retrieve the primary citation and metadata for any PDB entry, resolving missing DOIs by title search to locate the original paper.MIT
- Retrieve the full legal text of a paper, extract its content, and index it locally for search. Prefers sectioned XML to preserve structure, enabling precise answers to questions like 'What did the Methods say?'.MIT
- Review the audit trail of data sent from this machine, with the most recent entries listed last. Specify the number of lines to display, making it easy to track outgoing activity and verify system actions.MIT
- Verify the MCP process is responsive to confirm the Xcos MCP server is reachable before issuing Scilab/Xcos commands or simulations.GPL 3.0
- Find papers that cite a given DOI to uncover relevant research you didn't know to search for. Bypass keyword limits and follow citation chains.MIT
- Inspect the local library's holdings and configuration to confirm which papers are stored and the current search settings.MIT
- Get a paper's bibliography resolved to actual records. Provide a DOI, PMID, or arXiv ID to retrieve its references.MIT
- Configure contact, library, and confidential mode to manage data privacy and API access. Confidential mode blocks outbound free-text queries while identifier lookups continue to work.MIT
- Export a one-block Xcos diagram as XML by specifying its block name. Use it to create native block templates from a real Scilab/Xcos installation.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve a UniProt record by accession to get protein sequence, features, and cross-referenced PDB structures.MIT
- List every file attached to a BioModels entry — the primary SBML/CellML model plus auto-generated conversions (BioPAX levels 2 and 3, SBML-to-Octave/MATLAB, VCML, SciLab) and any supplementary figures or scripts the submitter added — with MIME type, byte size, MD5/SHA-256 checksums and a direct download URL for each. This is the step between finding a model and actually loading it into a simulator.ConnectorNo auth