MCP server wrapping the Crossref REST API for scholarly metadata.
An MCP server wrapping the Crossref REST API, exposing scholarly-metadata lookups (works, members, journals, funders, types, licenses, prefixes) as tools an LLM client can call. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Crossref. Data is served live from the public Crossref API. Set to join Crossref's All major Crossref resource endpoints as 18 read-only tools. Dual transport: stdio (local) and…
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An MCP server wrapping the Crossref REST API, exposing scholarly-metadata lookups (works, members, journals, funders, types, licenses, prefixes) as tools an LLM client can call. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Crossref. Data is served live from the public Crossref API. Set to join Crossref's All major Crossref resource endpoints as 18 read-only tools. Dual transport: stdio (local) and Streamable HTTP (container). Polite pool (User-Agent + ), optional Crossref Plus token. Token-bucket rate…
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