Atlas Research
Wire your coding agent to a read-only systematic literature review workspace so claims stay tied to verified citations while you explore a topic.
Overview
Atlas Research is an MCP server for the idea phase that provides read-only access to an agentic systematic literature review workspace with per-claim citation verification.
What is this MCP server?
- Read-only MCP surface over an agentic SLR workspace—agents query without mutating your review corpus
- Per-claim citation verification so synthesized statements can be checked against sources
- Remote streamable-http endpoint—no local Python package required for basic connection
- Published server manifest v0.7.0 aligned with the Model Context Protocol registry schema
- Hosted deployment at atlas-sooty-delta.vercel.app for quick agent onboarding
- Server version 0.7.0 in MCP registry manifest
- Transport: remote streamable-http (no local PyPI package in manifest)
- Repository source: github.com/ahmedEid1/atlas
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Agent-assisted literature reviews often mix confident summaries with weak or missing citations, which wastes time when you need defensible evidence before building.
Who is it for?
Indie builders running Claude Code or Cursor who are doing SLR-style research on a market, technique, or compliance topic and already use or plan to use an Atlas SLR workspace.
Skip if: Teams that only need quick ad-hoc Google-style answers without structured reviews, or anyone who requires write access to mutate papers and claims through MCP.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you register the remote MCP endpoint, your agent can query an SLR workspace and lean on citation verification while drafting research-backed claims.
- Agent-queryable read-only SLR workspace context over MCP
- Research answers constrained by per-claim citation verification semantics
- Registry-aligned server metadata at version 0.7.0 for reproducible setup
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Journey fit
Systematic literature review and evidence synthesis happen before you commit to what to build, which maps to the idea phase’s research shelf. Per-claim citation verification and SLR workspace access are core research workflows, not shipping or growth tasks.
How it compares
Remote MCP research bridge over an SLR workspace, not a standalone RAG chat skill or generic paper PDF loader.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Atlas Research for?
Solo builders and researchers who use MCP-enabled agents to work inside a systematic literature review workflow and want citation-checked read access.
When should I use Atlas Research?
Use it during early idea and research work when you are synthesizing papers and need your agent to read SLR state without editing it.
How do I add Atlas Research to my agent?
Add the registered remote MCP URL (streamable-http) from the server manifest in your client’s MCP configuration—for example Claude Code or Cursor remote server settings.