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"Zenodo" matching MCP tools:

  • Generate a citation for a Zenodo record using a record ID or DOI, with support for styles like APA, BibTeX, and more.
    MIT
  • Resolve a DOI to its Zenodo record metadata, obtaining title, creators, date, type, license, and URL.
    MIT
  • Search for scientific records within a specific Zenodo community. Filter results by query, sort order, and pagination.
    MIT
  • List all files in a Zenodo record, returning metadata (filename, size, type, checksum) and download URLs for each.
    MIT
  • Score a Zenodo record's reusability by evaluating license quality, metadata completeness, documentation length, file format openness, and versioning, with recommendations for improvement.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve full metadata for any Zenodo record, including abstract, authors, keywords, license, funding, and files.
    MIT
  • Retrieve fulltext of academic articles by searching multiple sources like Europe PMC, Unpaywall, and CORE. Accepts PMID, PMC ID, or DOI as input.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search public research-data archives, omics registries, and literature for datasets, software, publications, and sequencing data, with synonym expansion for organisms, diseases, tissues, chemicals, and assays.
    MIT
  • Download academic papers by attempting source-native access first, then open-access repositories, with optional Sci-Hub fallback when other methods fail.
    MIT
  • Resolve any research dataset identifier (DOI or Zenodo ID) to retrieve its full metadata, file manifest, citation, FAIR score, retraction status, and license compatibility.
    MIT
  • Download files from multiple research data repositories to local disk with checksum verification. Returns file paths instead of contents.
    MIT
  • Search academic papers across multiple platforms simultaneously to find research publications. This tool aggregates results from sources like arXiv, PubMed, and Google Scholar in a single query.
    MIT
  • Analyze license properties such as commercial use, open access, and attribution by supplying a Zenodo record ID or SPDX license identifier.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the latest version and complete version history of a Zenodo record by providing any version's record ID.
    MIT
  • Find and evaluate datasets for machine learning training. Filter by task, modality, license, and file size to get ranked recommendations.
    MIT
  • Produce a concise structured data card for any Zenodo dataset, containing modality, file formats, license, citations, intended use, and limitations.
    MIT
  • Search Zenodo records using free-text queries and filter by community, creator, license, keywords, resource type, access rights, and date range.
    MIT