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paper2mcp

Convert Python, R, or command-line research repositories into tested MCP tools through useful tool selection, minimal wrappers around existing code, parallel specialists, and independent verification. Use for repository-to-MCP conversions and resumes; requires a host with agent spawning.

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# Paper2MCP

Build a tested MCP server from a research repository. Select useful operations, bind each to an existing implementation, and expose it through a minimal wrapper. Scientific computation stays in the repository's code; the skill coordinates selection, execution, implementation, and verification.

## Start here

1. Obtain the repository URL or local checkout, output project directory, and any requested tasks, source/tutorial filter, or resource limits. Ask only for missing required inputs.
2. Read [orchestration](references/orchestration.md) for workspace setup, agent assignments, handoffs, and resume behavior.
3. Read [language and hardware routing](references/language-routing.md). Choose Python, R, or CLI by the interface being converted. Use the Python stages below or the [R](references/routes/r.md) / [CLI](references/routes/cli.md) route.
4. Apply [tool selection and minimal wrappers](references/tool-selection-and-wrapping.md) during scanning, implementation, and independent verification. Read [runtime requirements](references/runtime.md) when preparing environments and validating the server. Load only the current stage and relevant role instructions.

## Workflow

| Stage | Coordinator | Python specialists | Completion marker |
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