Library
Pull clinician-reviewed ADHD-in-children articles into an agent when building parenting apps, newsletters, or support bots that must cite credible sources.
Overview
ADHD in Children (ai.childadhd/library) is an MCP server for the Grow phase that serves clinician-reviewed articles on pediatric ADHD evaluation, treatment, school, and parenting via a remote HTTP library.
What is this MCP server?
- Remote MCP at https://childadhd.ai/api/mcp/v1 (streamable-http)
- Clinician-reviewed library spanning evaluation, treatment, school, and parenting topics
- Registry metadata: display name “ADHD in Children”, website https://childadhd.ai
- Educational license: free to cite with attribution per publisher metadata
- Companion discovery URLs: mcp.json, server-card, and agent-skills index under childadhd.ai/.well-known/
- Registry version 1.0.0
- Remote URL: https://childadhd.ai/api/mcp/v1
- Topic coverage: evaluation, treatment, school, parenting (per description)
What problem does it solve?
Building family or EdTech products forces you to hunt credible ADHD guidance scattered across sites, risking outdated or unsourced agent answers.
Who is it for?
Solo builders shipping parenting, school, or pediatric mental-health adjacent apps who need citable educational snippets inside the agent loop.
Skip if: General dev tooling, clinical diagnosis workflows, or products that cannot display medical disclaimers and attribution.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registering the childadhd.ai MCP endpoint, your agent can fetch attributable, clinician-reviewed library content for FAQs, help centers, and draft articles.
- Retrieved clinician-reviewed article excerpts for in-app help or content drafts
- Attribution-ready educational references under the publisher’s free-to-cite license terms
- Agent workflows grounded in structured ADHD-in-children topics
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Journey fit
Grow covers sustaining trust with accurate help content after you ship—especially for niche audiences who expect evidence-backed answers. Content subphase fits a structured article library you query for drafts, FAQs, and in-product help—not one-off codegen tasks.
How it compares
Clinician-reviewed reference library MCP, not a visual generator or codebase skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ADHD in Children library for?
Builders and content leads creating pediatric ADHD resources who want agents to read a reviewed article library instead of open-web guesses.
When should I use ADHD in Children library?
Use it during Grow when expanding help docs, parent guides, or support flows that need evaluation, treatment, school, or parenting topics with citation.
How do I add ADHD in Children library to my agent?
Configure remote MCP https://childadhd.ai/api/mcp/v1 (streamable-http) in your client; optional manifest at https://childadhd.ai/.well-known/mcp.json.