CiteMe

What CiteMe MCP server does

CiteMe MCP server provides research-oriented citation operations through the Model Context Protocol. Its stated scope covers three related tasks: finding scholarly papers, converting citation details into one of 60 citation styles, and checking bibliographies against scholarly sources. These functions address both discovery and reference-management steps in a research workflow.

Paper search is useful when an agent needs to locate relevant scholarly material before drafting an answer or compiling references. Citation formatting supports work that must follow a particular style rather than a single fixed output format. Bibliography verification provides a way to check reference lists against scholarly sources instead of relying only on the text supplied by a user.

Tools and capabilities

The CiteMe MCP server focuses on three capabilities:

• Search for scholarly papers.
• Format citations using 60 styles.
• Verify bibliographies against scholarly sources.

The available description does not identify the individual MCP tool names, input fields, output schemas, supported citation-style names, or search filters. Integrations should therefore treat those details as implementation-specific until they are documented by the service. The supported use case is clear at a functional level: an MCP-compatible agent can use CiteMe for paper discovery, citation generation, and bibliography checking.

CiteMe MCP server is most relevant when citation accuracy and presentation are part of the task. For example, an agent can use the paper-search capability to gather candidate sources, request formatted citations for a selected style, or submit a bibliography for comparison with scholarly sources. The service description does not state whether verification changes entries, reports discrepancies, or returns source metadata, so callers should not assume a particular validation result format.

The service is presented at https://citeme.app/mcp. The provided material does not specify authentication, environment variables, installation commands, transport details, client-specific setup, rate limits, or licensing. Those operational details should be confirmed before deployment. CiteMe MCP server fits workflows centered on scholarly references; the available information does not establish broader web search, document editing, or general academic-writing features.