Consensus MCP lets AI assistants search 400+ million peer-reviewed research papers. Connect your preferred client below. You’ll be searching in under 2 minutes
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This guide connects Consensus MCP to Codex through MewCP, so Codex can use Consensus MCP's 1 tool, like search, without your Consensus MCP credentials ever reaching the app.
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Search over 220 million peer-reviewed academic papers. Use this tool when the user asks about research, studies, evidence, scientific findings, clinical trials, medical research, or academic literature. Covers Semantic Scholar, PubMed, Scopus, and ArXiv. Returns paper titles, authors, abstracts, citation counts, journal quality scores, and direct URLs to each paper. All filters are optional — only apply them when the user explicitly asks. Example query → filter mappings: - "what does the evidence say about metformin for longevity?" → query="metformin longevity mortality", medical_mode=True, exclude_preprints=True - "recent peer-reviewed RCTs on SGLT2 inhibitors for heart failure" → query="SGLT2 inhibitors heart failure outcomes", year_min=2022, exclude_preprints=True, study_types=["rct"] - "long-term studies of statin side effects (1+ year)" → query="statin adverse effects long-term", duration_min=365, medical_mode=True - "what is dark matter?" → query="dark matter" (no filters — general question) - "coffee and cognition, excluding top-tier Q1 journals" → query="coffee cognition", sjr_min=2
