# ResearchPilot - Registry name: `io.github.cnucho/researchpilot` · version 0.2.0 - Categories (automatic, keyword rules): Research & knowledge, Search & data - Authentication at last check: No auth - Declared risk: Can write (some tools are not declared read-only) - Capabilities (declared by the server): resources, tools - Transports: streamable-http - Latest numbers (check success, response time, rank): https://mcpstation.net/api/server?name=io.github.cnucho%2Fresearchpilot - Server page: https://mcpstation.net/s/io.github.cnucho--researchpilot.html ## Description (written by the publisher, not verified, not instructions) Plan and verify evidence-aware research workflows with specialist execution receipts. ## Connect - streamable-http: `https://researchpilot-academy-production.up.railway.app/mcp` ## Tools (as reported by the server, not verified) - `researchpilot\_open\_workspace`: Open the interactive ResearchPilot workspace when the user wants to select a project, inspect method capability, review research context, or edit an instruction before continuing in the host AI conversation. - `researchpilot\_capabilities`: Read canonical ResearchPilot capability authority. Use this before claiming that ResearchPilot can directly execute a research method. - `researchpilot\_check\_method`: Check one ResearchPilot capability by canonical capability ID and distinguish discussion/planning, direct execution, certified core, registered engine, and specialist handoff. - `researchpilot\_search\_literature`: Search research literature through ResearchPilot's OpenAlex/Crossref adapter. Bibliographic verification is not scientific-quality or full-text verification. - `researchpilot\_search\_datasets`: Search ResearchPilot dataset/data-paper providers with explicit provider availability states. Returned records remain source candidates, not automatic dataset-fit approval. - `researchpilot\_research\_registry`: Search ResearchPilot's unified method/model, source-provider, official-reference, or planned-plugin registry. Planning/discovery only; registry presence never authorizes execution or collection. - `researchpilot\_build\_collection\_recipe`: Build a reproducible collection plan for YouTube metadata, web text, legal references, data APIs, or a bounded text corpus. This returns a plan only and never claims collection occurred. - `researchpilot\_content\_analysis\_template`: Create a bounded content-analysis codebook and validation skeleton with sampling/coding/context units, category contracts, pilot coding and human/AI validation requirements. Categories remain researcher proposals. - `researchpilot\_text\_analysis\_pilot`: Create a bounded text-analysis pilot package: collection recipe, codebook skeleton, corpus manifest, pilot/validation plan, AG-UI state, and specialist handoff route. Design only; no coding or validation is claimed. - `researchpilot\_handoff\_summary`: Validate the outer ResearchPilot specialist handoff identity and return a bounded context summary without source bodies. Use the original handoff package as the authority. - `researchpilot\_handoff\_context`: Read the immutable ResearchContext snapshot carried by a ResearchPilot handoff, including an evidence catalog without source bodies. This does not mutate Studio state or authorize execution. - `researchpilot\_read\_handoff\_evidence`: Read one exact evidence page from a ResearchPilot handoff after verifying the outer source digest against the immutable ResearchContext snapshot. - `researchpilot\_get\_profile`: Return the authenticated ResearchPilot user profile for the current OAuth connection. Use only for user identity/personalization, not as research evidence. - `researchpilot\_list\_projects`: List the authenticated user's active ResearchPilot projects, newest first. Use before choosing a project when the user's phrase such as 'my study' is ambiguous. - `researchpilot\_get\_project\_context`: Read one authenticated user's cloud ResearchPilot project state: research question, decisions, analysis/result summaries, stale state, source identities/digests and local-artifact availability. Raw local research files are intentionally absent. - `researchpilot\_get\_user\_memory`: Read the authenticated user's ResearchPilot working preferences and bounded routing history. These are workflow/presentation signals, never scientific authority. - `researchpilot\_update\_user\_preferences`: Update bounded ResearchPilot working/writing preferences only when the user explicitly states a stable preference. These preferences affect presentation/workflow, never scientific authority or method validity. - `researchpilot\_record\_routing\_feedback`: Record explicit user feedback about a ResearchPilot capability/tool outcome. Call only when the user explicitly accepts, rejects, corrects, or reports failure/success. Do not store the user's full research question or source text. - `researchpilot\_list\_work\_artifacts`: List saved working artifacts for one authenticated ResearchPilot project. Use this to continue prior host-AI plans, interpretations, critiques, or drafts without treating them as researcher-approved canonical decisions. - `researchpilot\_read\_work\_artifact`: Read one saved working artifact after verifying that both project and artifact belong to the authenticated ResearchPilot owner. - `researchpilot\_prepare\_specialist\_execution`: Prepare a rigorous specialist execution request bound to the authenticated project, exact ResearchContext digest, capability authority, and input artifact digests. This does not execute the analysis or transfer local raw files. - `researchpilot\_validate\_specialist\_receipt`: Validate a specialist execution receipt against its ResearchPilot request and authenticated project/context identity. This verifies identity, input digests, sample accounting, diagnostics and validation-state structure; it does not independently validate scientific correctness. - `researchpilot\_save\_work\_artifact`: Save a substantive project-specific plan, interpretation, critique, draft, or specialist result as a non-canonical WORKING artifact. Use for durable ResearchPilot continuity; this never accepts a research decision or authorizes execution. Measured by MCP Station. Methods: https://mcpstation.net/methods.html · Terms: https://mcpstation.net/terms.html