Yes, that and missing functionalities were what bothered me with the existing solutions. Thanks!

Less_Ice2531
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The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that enables developers to build secure, two-way connections between their data sources and AI-powered tools
I wanted to share my OpenAlex MCP Server that I created for using scientific research. OpenAlex is a free scientific search index with over 250M indexed works.
I created this service since all the existing MCP servers or tools didn't really satisfy my needs, as they did not enable to filter for date or number of citations. The server can easily be integrated into frontends like OpenWebUI or Claude. Happy to provide any additional info and glad if it's useful for someone else:
Example Query:
search_openalex( "neural networks", max_results=15, from_publication_date="2020-01-01", is_oa=True, cited_by_count=">100", institution_country="us" )

I wanted to share my OpenAlex MCP Server that I created for using scientific research within OpenWebUI. OpenAlex is a free scientific search index with over 250M indexed works.
I created this service since all the existing MCP servers or tools didn't really satisfy my needs, as they did not enable to filter for date or number of citations. The server can easily be integrated into OpenWebUI with MCPO or with the new MCP integration (just set Authentication to None in the OpenWebUI settings). Happy to provide any additional info and glad if it's useful for someone else:
Example Query:
search_openalex( "neural networks", max_results=15, from_publication_date="2020-01-01", is_oa=True, cited_by_count=">100", institution_country="us" )
Thanks, makes sense - how did you handle attachments, embeddings and retrieval? Or are the separate KBs so small that you can use full context search for each?
What would you say is the advantage of your tool over using the Atlassian-MCP server?