Scite MCP Demo: Site & Article Galaxy Integration

All right, I am going to demo two things to you.

One is how the site MCP works and then how the Site plus article Galaxy MCP works.

I'm going to show how that works in Claudette AI also show how that works in CLAUDE code.

and so, as mentioned, you can add our MCP pretty easily.

It's just copying this.

We handle authentication via email.

we can also support API tokens and pretty much all the normal authentications, that journals and things like that work all have a little bit of different, implications as to how you add it, but it is pretty much just a link.

We have submitted, site to the ChatGPT app store as well as the Claude app store.

And so those are both under review.

what does this look like and what does this mean?

So here I am in Claude.

I can say does trisomy increase the rate of chromosome misegr?

So I've asked a simple question.

I'm going to go here and you can see the connectors here you can also see, actually pretty interestingly Anthropic developed their own PubMed one.

And if you look under connectors, Wiley has one here.

Maybe I'll just show you what that looks like.

organization settings, connectors, browse connectors.

You can see Wiley, here.

and so we're aiming to get here as well.

Right now you have to add us as a custom way.

and so coming back, what does this look like?

so here the connector's on, does trisomy increase the rate of chromosome segregation?

and so I've asked a question that relates to my PhD research.

It then is going to call cite and so it's going to use our mcp.

So it's searching the literature.

This is using only open access content.

It is using the metadata.

It is also using the full text of that content as well.

So this is CC by.

again here's what it's doing.

The search.

You can see the article it's using.

You can also see the snippets of content that is being used.

All this is tracked and usable.

overall it gives a summary of the article.

This is actually very correct and quite good.

so yes, we looked at trisomies of 7 and 13 in these cell lines and saw higher rates of misegregation.

So it will show you these articles.

You can then ask about the citations.

Have any been challenged or supported?

so this again uses our mcp.

This is utilizing a unique aspect of it.

And now it's looking at our citation graph, right?

And so the supporting, those contrasting citations, retractions, things like this.

I think by default it excludes retractions as well.

and so this allows you to bring the power of cite directly into ChatGPT, into Claude, into Claude Code, etc.

So you know again here it shows our 102 smart citations, five supporting etc.

that is all correct.

and if you go to site you would see this, I will let this finish and then I will show you some other things.

in this case I am not affiliated with the university but if I was you could say get me access to these and what we're doing here under this, get me access to these leverages, partnerships with third Iron leverages, gitftr leverages various I think link resolvers.

in this case it should be pretty much all open access.

and then it will also and I'll show this leverage article Galaxy right?

So the ability to get access through subscriptions, through, through tokens, through buying, renting is also part of this.

Right?

And so it's an agentic workflow where you can ask questions, get answers and get access to that content as well.

all that is tracked, this needs some development.

All that is tracked here under AI reads.

And so publishers would see this broken down by different groups who they give access to.

and then you can see which their articles, all these different things basically kind of what I'm showing here, all this data exists.

We just need to make it more usable through the interface.

And so that's one thing, right?

And I think that's a big thing allowing us to use site MCP.

I'll also demo the site plus article galaxy1 and so here I'm going to turn off site and so we'll have the ability to have both or the ability to have one or the other.

You can now say you know, does aneuploidy, you know cause cancer?

Something like that.

and so again this is going to utilize site, going to search that content.

I view site as answers and I view article Galaxy as access.

And what it's going to do at the end is allow us to get access, right?

Do we have rights to this?

Do we need to buy rent this?

and you know that I think can programmatically increase data Doc Dell.

I think it also is necessary for the end use of you know maybe using AI rights, things like this.

This is still, a work in development.

So maybe this takes a little bit longer because I think it's using a different endpoint, but it actually looks good.

So here, I mean very correctly, it's talking about Theodore Boveri, who 1914 talked about, this as being a potential cause.

Again, you can see it looks at this, it's starting to cite different articles.

We know all these articles being cited.

We know who's reading them.

We know that Claude is doing this.

and what is different from what I just showed you before is that I'm going to now say, get me access to these and check the rights.

Maybe I'll be a bit more verbose.

and so this we'll call Article Galaxy's API.

we've rebuilt Article Galaxies API.

This will say, hey, here's the cost of it.

It's open access.

Do you have AI rights for it?

and so again you can see here, looking at these rights, there's the different DOIs, here's the response.

Not available.

Not available.

The available price, purchase, etc.

and so, there's no Gen AI rights.

We're not working with any of these groups.

We haven't signed any of these Gen AI rights.

here's the pricing.

some of these, you know, we, we don't have the specific price on hand.

Others we do.

and then you can say, you know, buy, buy, buy these for me.

And what this would do is basically the same action as going to Article Galaxy.

It goes and buys it and then it delivers it, to your PDF.

Right.

The confirmed total so far, is at least $124.50 with two articles at, to be determined pricing.

and so, you know, we are really trying to expose, I think, the strengths of the products in a, you know, an agentic way that works in Claude.

you can also again, you know, see this here where, you know, maybe I'll just show you a new one where in Claude code it looks something like this.

You can say mcp.

you can then see here that site's connected.

and say, you know, maybe let's re authenticate this just so it shows it's going to pop open a browser.

and so this is again me connecting to site, but now via Claude code, I'll authorize this.

and what is powerful about this is I can come over here and now do the same thing.

Right, right.

Does trisomy increase the rate of chromosomes?

Oops.

Chromosome.

write a full paper, include graphics, highlighting this, highlighting this, and make sure it is fully, fully, fully referenced.

yeah.

So we're going to put this in and again it's going to call our MCP to do this.

Right.

And so this gets really powerful because it not only calls our mcp but now you can use JavaScript, you can use Node, you can use all these different things that is so powerful about claude.

But you utilize the answers, the literature from site, you utilize the access from article galaxy in this agentic way.

and so this has, you know, found these different papers.

It looks like it's found a few.

Now it's going to extract the key papers from these results.

it's found by paper which is nice.

It's found some other papers that relate to this topic.

Okay, I am back.

So it's finished.

Here it is.

It's done a lot of this work.

Do you want to create a trisomy and chromosome disaggregation paper?

So I'm going to say yes.

here it should go a lot quicker.

and then it should open up in the browser, actually.

Razzle.

Dazzling.

It's taken seven minutes.

and so, you know, while this maybe feels long in the AI world, I think including a fully referenced paper that utilizes literature, has, a table and has 18 fully verified references from peer reviewed literature all retrieved and cited with DOI links in 7 minutes is pretty crazy.

So we're going to open that paper, and it should pop open here, and so here, review article.

Trisomy increases the rate of chromosomal segregation mechanisms.

Evidence and implications for genomic, instability.

It's beautiful.

Abstract introduction.

I mean this is pretty crazy.

It creates even a, aneuploidy chromosome, instability feedback loop.

it goes in, it's talking about my paper, it's referencing this paper.

Here's different graphics.

I mean this is again remarkable because this is from my paper.

and then again, you know what this looks like, why it's caused.

And, and so this was done in seven minutes, right?

And this is extremely powerful.

Right?

And so this is not just about writing papers, it's about coming up with hypotheses, et cetera, so lots more.

But I think there's a good teaser of like where the world is going.

And you know, it's pretty crazy to see.