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The GitHub GraphQL MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that provides access to GitHub's GraphQL API. Users can execute arbitrary GraphQL queries and mutations, with comprehensive error handling and detailed documentation. It requires Python 3.10 or higher and a GitHub Personal Access Token.

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This server provides access to the Shopify Storefront API via MCP, enabling AI assistants to query and interact with Shopify store data. Key features include access to product and collection data, cart creation and management, support for GraphQL queries, and automatic token handling.

Pharos is a comprehensive knowledge base developed by the NIH, allowing access to data via AI assistants. This project requires citation for academic use and follows the MIT license for commercial use.

The Catalysis Hub MCP Server is an MCP server interface for accessing the Catalysis Hub's GraphQL API. It allows programmatic access to catalysis research data through flexible GraphQL queries. Users can comprehensively access data on catalytic reactions, material systems, and research publications, while ensuring compliance with the MCP standard for AI-agent interoperability.

The CIViC MCP Server is a Cloudflare Workers-based server that provides tools for querying the CIViC API, which offers clinical interpretations of cancer variants. It converts GraphQL responses into SQLite tables for efficient data processing, enabling structured queries and data analysis through natural language interactions with AI assistants.

The OpenNeuro MCP Server is an MCP server that provides GraphQL query access to the neuroimaging dataset API. It serves as an open platform for sharing MRI, EEG, and other neuroimaging data, allowing both academic and commercial use under specific licensing terms.

The Open Targets MCP Server serves as a bridge to query the Open Targets Platform API. It allows access to integrated evidence from genetics and genomics through MCP clients. Academic use requires citation, while commercial use follows standard MIT license terms.

The ZincBind MCP Server is a server that provides access to the ZincBindDB GraphQL API for querying zinc binding site structures and protein data. Running on Cloudflare Workers, it enables AI assistants to explore zinc binding sites and PDB structures. It primarily offers programmatic access to biochemical data.

This project is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to NCBI's APIs. It works out of the box with no configuration required, making it user-friendly for both technical and non-technical users. An optional API key can enhance performance, allowing for faster request rates.

The NCI GDC MCP Server is a platform that allows users to explore and analyze cancer genomics data through natural language tools. It is designed for researchers and scientists, enabling easy access without programming knowledge. The software is available under the MIT License, with a citation requirement for academic use.

DGIdb is a comprehensive database that provides information on drug-gene interactions. This project facilitates access to DGIdb via Claude Desktop, allowing researchers to ask questions in plain language and receive results directly. It is available under the MIT License, with a citation requirement for academic use.

This MCP server provides unified access to UniProt and EBI Proteins APIs. It features advanced data staging capabilities using SQLite for efficient handling of complex queries. Built on Cloudflare Workers, it offers a scalable architecture for protein data retrieval.

The DataCite MCP Server is a tool for accessing metadata about research outputs via the GraphQL API. It primarily interfaces with AI assistants, allowing for the retrieval of information on DOIs, datasets, and publications. It is offered under the MIT License, requiring citation for academic use.

This is an MCP server that provides access to the Wikidata knowledge graph via SPARQL queries. It runs on Cloudflare Workers and supports both SSE and HTTP transport. It features multiple output formats and configurable query timeouts.

The RCSB PDB Explorer is an AI assistant designed to retrieve information from the Protein Data Bank. This server enables AI models to access PDB data directly, assisting in answering queries. It is available under a flexible license for both research and commercial use.