MCP.science
by pathintegral-institute
This repository contains open-source MCP servers designed for scientific research, enabling AI models to interact with scientific data, tools, and resources through a standardized protocol. These servers allow AI models to interact with scientific data, tools, and resources through a standardized protocol.
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What is MCP.science?
MCP.science is a collection of open-source MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers designed to enable AI models to interact with scientific data, tools, and resources through a standardized protocol. MCP standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs, allowing for easier integration of AI with various data sources and tools.
How to use MCP.science?
To integrate MCP servers, you need MCPM, uv, and a compatible MCP client like Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Chatwise, or Cherry Studio. Use MCPM to add the desired server (e.g., mcpm add web-fetch). Then, configure your client to use the server. For building your own MCP server, follow the steps outlined in the README, including initializing a server package, implementing the server logic, and testing it with a client.
Key features of MCP.science
Standardized Protocol for AI Integration
Collection of Pre-built Integrations
Flexibility to Switch Between LLM Providers
Secure Data Handling
Ability to build custom servers
Use cases of MCP.science
Searching and manipulating materials science data
Executing Python code snippets in a sandboxed environment
Running validated commands on remote systems via SSH
Fetching and processing web content
Performing academic and scholarly searches
FAQ from MCP.science
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs, similar to a USB-C port for AI applications.
What is MCPM?
What is MCPM?
MCPM is a MCP manager developed to easily use, open source, community-driven, forever free.
How do I integrate an MCP server into my client?
How do I integrate an MCP server into my client?
Use MCPM to add the server to your client's configuration.
Can I build my own MCP server?
Can I build my own MCP server?
Yes, the repository provides a guide on how to build your own MCP server.
Where can I find more MCP servers?
Where can I find more MCP servers?
Check the Available Servers in this repo section or the MCPM Registry.