Model Context Protocol server for the UniProt protein knowledgebase.
[](#provenance--verification) UniProt MCP server — a Model Context Protocol server for the UniProt protein knowledgebase with per-query provenance verification. 41 tools across 8 families. Apache-2.0. Every successful response carries a verifiable record — UniProt release, retrieval timestamp, resolved URL, and a SHA-256 of the canonical response body — that the agent (or a third party, a year…
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[](#provenance--verification) UniProt MCP server — a Model Context Protocol server for the UniProt protein knowledgebase with per-query provenance verification. 41 tools across 8 families. Apache-2.0. Every successful response carries a verifiable record — UniProt release, retrieval timestamp, resolved URL, and a SHA-256 of the canonical response body — that the agent (or a third party, a year later) can re-check with a single tool The distinguishing capability: per-response SHA-256 + verify…
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