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Without a browser: after escalated curl fails, use GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/?q=<query> with Accept: text/markdown for ranked results.
Hub MCP (connected session): discover_mcp_servers — same filter semantics as search_mcp_servers.
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OpenAPI: https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/openapi.json
Guide: https://www.mcpbundles.com/guides/mcpbundles-directory-api
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://seqout.org/api/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/seqout-mcp-b171ae9874
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get_growth_stats
Return monthly counts of projects, experiments, or data volume per database. modes: projects (studies/series count), experiments (samples count), bases (nucleotide bases for ENA, FASTQ/SRA bytes for SRA). Counts are per-month (not cumulative). Returns {mode, series: {db: [{month, count}]}, took_ms}.
Get Growth Stats — Return monthly counts of projects, experiments, or data volume per database. modes: projects (studies/series count), experiments (samples count), bases (nucleotide bases for ENA, FASTQ/SRA bytes for SRA). Counts are per-month (not cumulative). Returns {mode, series: {db: [{month, count}]}, took_ms}.
Get Organism Growth — Return monthly and cumulative experiment/sample counts for a given organism across GEO, SRA, ArrayExpress, and ENA databases. The organism parameter should be a scientific name (e.g. 'Homo sapiens'). mode=absolute returns raw counts; mode=percentage returns the organism's share of total experiments per month per database. Returns {organism, mode, series: {db: [{month, count, cumulative}]}, took_ms}.
Get Organism Totals — Return total experiment/sample counts per organism across GEO, SRA, ArrayExpress, and ENA. Optionally filter by publication year range. Returns {organisms: [{organism, geo, sra, arrayexpress, ena, total}], year_from, year_to, total_organisms, took_ms}.
Search Organisms — Search for organisms by partial name match (case-insensitive). Returns up to `limit` organisms sorted by total experiment count. Use this for typeahead/autocomplete in organism selectors.
Get Global Contributions — Return aggregated project/experiment/sample counts per geographic location (latitude/longitude rounded to 2 decimal places) from the unified_metadata table. Includes source breakdown (GEO/SRA/ArrayExpress/ENA), city, country, and top 5 organisms per location. Unfiltered and filtered results are cached for 7 days.
Get Global Contribution Filters — Return distinct values for organism, assay_l1, and assay_l2 filters, ordered by count descending. When country is provided, counts are scoped to that country. Global and country-scoped results are cached for 7 days.
Get Country Accessions — Return distinct project accessions from unified_metadata for a given country, optionally filtered by organism and assay. Returns a plain newline-separated text list of accessions.
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Get Country PIs — Return investigators for a whole country, ranked by project count descending. This is the map sidebar's ranking and takes no topic. For any question that names a research topic ('single cell', 'CRISPR'), use `get_search_investigators` instead; do NOT pull this unfiltered list and filter it yourself. An investigator is any author of a project's linked publication, or a GEO/ArrayExpress contributor when the project has no linked PMID. Returns {pis, covered_projects, total, took_ms}.
Get Platform Totals — Return total experiment counts per sequencing platform across databases. Also available at /platforms.
Get Platform Growth — Return monthly experiment or project counts for a sequencing platform. Optionally filter by instrument_model. Returns {platform, mode, series: {db: [{month, count, cumulative}]}, took_ms}.
Get Platform Instruments — Return instrument models for a platform with experiment counts.
Get Platform Filters — Return available organisms, assays, and countries for a platform. Used to populate filter dropdowns in the sequencing technology stats card.
Search Suggest — Return spelling correction suggestions for a query. Useful when a search returns 0 results due to typos.
Ontology Term — Look up one term in the ontology graph and return its source identifiers (xrefs), its MAPS_TO synonym cluster, and its hierarchy children. `max_hops` (default 2) bounds the synonym walk only — children are always the DIRECT children of the resulting synonym cluster, as the deep-dive explorer defines them. Set `children=false` to skip the children query entirely, which is much cheaper. xrefs are source CURIEs (UBERON:0002107, HGNC:5, MeSH:D008099, CVCL_0030) and are returned for the queried term,
Search Expansion — Explain the synonym expansion that a plain-keyword search runs: per query term, the synonyms that actually reached the search, and how many that term has in total (they differ when the variant cap truncates the expansion). Structured/boolean queries are not expanded, so chunks is empty for them. Returns {query, structured, variants, variant_cap, chunks: [{term, synonyms, total}], took_ms}.
Search Highlight — Return the surface words in one project's title, summary and overall design that the query matched — stemmed, synonym-expanded and tokenised by the same Postgres text search the results came from. Intended for highlighting the query on a project page arrived at from a search. `derived` maps a word to the expanded term that put it there, for the words the typed query does not itself explain; words absent from it came from the query as typed. Returns {accession, query, words: [...], derived: {word
Search All — Unified search across GEO, SRA, ENA, ArrayExpress, GSA, DDBJ DRA and DDBJ GEA. Optionally restrict by db=geo|sra|arrayexpress|ena|gsa|dra|gea. Optionally sort by sortby=citations|journal|year with order=desc(default)|asc. For default relevance sort, use cursor_rank + cursor_acc for pagination. For custom sortby, use cursor_sort + cursor_acc for pagination. Returns {results: object[], total: int, took_ms: float, next_cursor: {rank, accession} or {sort_value, accession} | null}.
Get Search Investigators — Rank the investigators behind an arbitrary full-text search, across GEO, SRA, ENA, ArrayExpress, GSA, DRA and GEA. Use this for 'who are the top people working on X' questions instead of searching and then looking up contributors project by project. Answers 'top researchers / scientists / PIs / labs working on X', optionally within one country. Prefer this over ranking people yourself from search results. PICK THE MODE FROM THE QUESTION'S WORDING. Use senior_only=false when it asks about 'resear
Get Project — Return a GEO series (GSE), SRA study (SRP/DRP/ERP), ENA project (PRJ*), or ArrayExpress project (E-*) record by accession.
For single-cell studies `single_cell` carries the per-sample (GSM) breakdown: `cells`, `genes`, `nnz` and the `experiment_accessions` (SRX/DRX/ERX) behind each sample. `cells` is a matrix COLUMN count: when `unfiltered` is set those columns are 10x barcodes, not cells, and must not be summed. The list is capped at 200 samples; when `truncated` is true, page the rest via /pr
Get Project Metadata — Return only title and description for a GEO series (GSE), SRA study (SRP/DRP/ERP), ENA project (PRJ*), or ArrayExpress experiment (E-*) accession.
Get Study Experiments — List all experiments for a study accession (SRP/DRP/ERP/PRJ*). For ENA (PRJ*), returns one row per experiment_accession (first run only).
Find Study Experiments — Look up one experiment accession across every experiment in a study, not just the page the grid has loaded. Backs the experiments grid's accession filter so it stays correct on large studies.
Get Study Samples — Return distinct samples referenced by any experiment in an SRA study (SRP/DRP/ERP). PRJ accessions are resolved to their SRA study first.
Get Study Runs — Return FASTQ/SRA download links for runs in an SRA/ENA study. Returns summary statistics plus a preview of up to 500 runs; pass full=true for every run instead (used by the UI's link export). FASTQ fields are semicolon-joined for paired-end runs. If a paired-layout run has one ENA FASTQ, fastq_is_interleaved is true and SRA/SRA Lite conversion should be used. For complete paginated per-file entries, use get_study_download_manifest.
Find Study Runs — Resolve the runs grid's column filters against every run in a study, not just the 500-run preview, so the filters stay correct on large studies. Returns up to 500 matches; `capped` is true when more exist.
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