swisscovery, e-rara, e-periodica, e-manuscripta via SRU/OAI-PMH
🇨🇭 Part of the Swiss Public Data MCP Portfolio MCP server providing access to Swiss academic libraries — swisscovery, e-rara, e-periodica, e-manuscripta. No API key required. 🇩🇪 Deutsche Version swiss-academic-libraries-mcp connects AI models to the full Swiss academic library infrastructure via standardised, open protocols. It covers the swisscovery union catalogue (500+ libraries, 10M+…
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🇨🇭 Part of the Swiss Public Data MCP Portfolio MCP server providing access to Swiss academic libraries — swisscovery, e-rara, e-periodica, e-manuscripta. No API key required. 🇩🇪 Deutsche Version swiss-academic-libraries-mcp connects AI models to the full Swiss academic library infrastructure via standardised, open protocols. It covers the swisscovery union catalogue (500+ libraries, 10M+ records) and three digitalisation platforms: historical prints (e-rara), periodicals (e-periodica) and…
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