Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the MCP Scholarly Server?
A: The MCP Scholarly Server is a tool designed to facilitate the search for accurate academic articles, primarily through the Arxiv database.
Q: How does the search-arxiv tool work?
A: The search-arxiv tool allows users to input a keyword, which it then uses to search the Arxiv database for relevant academic articles.
Q: Can the MCP Scholarly Server be integrated with other platforms?
A: Yes, the server can be integrated with platforms like UBOS to enhance its functionality and provide a comprehensive research experience.
Q: What are the installation options for the MCP Scholarly Server?
A: The server can be installed on Claude Desktop for both MacOS and Windows, or via Docker, making it versatile and easy to set up.
Q: How does UBOS complement the MCP Scholarly Server?
A: UBOS offers a full-stack AI Agent Development Platform that can integrate with the MCP Scholarly Server, allowing for the development of custom AI Agents that enhance research capabilities.
Scholarly Search
Project Details
- adityak74/mcp-scholarly
- MIT License
- Last Updated: 4/21/2025
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