Add papers and books to Zotero by DOI, arXiv ID, or ISBN and manage your library
An MCP server that lets AI assistants add papers and books to your Zotero library by DOI, arXiv ID, or ISBN — and manage your collections, tags, and items. — Resolve a DOI via CrossRef and add the paper to Zotero (with duplicate detection) — Batch-add up to 50 papers at once — Add a preprint by arXiv ID (uses DOI when available, falls back to arXiv metadata) — Resolve an ISBN via Open Library…
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An MCP server that lets AI assistants add papers and books to your Zotero library by DOI, arXiv ID, or ISBN — and manage your collections, tags, and items. ** — Resolve a DOI via CrossRef and add the paper to Zotero (with duplicate detection) — Batch-add up to 50 papers at once — Add a preprint by arXiv ID (uses DOI when available, falls back to arXiv metadata) — Resolve an ISBN via Open Library and add the book to Zotero (with duplicate detection) — Search your Zotero library by title, author,…
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