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intel-mcp

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tarous89/intel_mcp

MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2

MCP server "intel-mcp" as configured in tarous89/intelmcp. Runs locally from the intel-mcp Python package.

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tarous89/intel_mcp

Skill Codex

Discover and shortlist CROs, sites, principal investigators or trials for a clinical study, and refine the research cohort. Use for new partner searches and clinically justified changes to selection criteria, not for reading an already selected protocol or saving a report.

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tarous89/intel_mcp

Skill Codex

Answer questions about an existing TrialAgents selection, including complete profiles, protocol text, eligibility, endpoints, timelines, sponsor co-occurrence, country coverage and recorded operational findings. Use for evidence questions and deeper follow-ups; route visual analyses and reusable structured outputs to…

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tarous89/intel_mcp

Skill Codex

Start here for TrialAgents questions. Route discovery, table operations, requested or alternative visualizations, reusable forms and trackers, revisions, and account actions to the appropriate specialist and workspace destination.

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tarous89/intel_mcp

Skill Codex

Open, page, filter, save or revise TrialAgents research projects, or connect an account to an existing preview. Use for project persistence and current-view actions, not new clinical cohort discovery or report content analysis.

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create-custom-view

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tarous89/intel_mcp

Skill Codex

Create, save, open or revise Custom views in TrialAgents, including reports, charts, dashboards, comparisons, visualizations, tables, reusable forms, trackers, checklists and calculators. Use for requests to show research differently or save a visualization. These terms all route to Custom views.

not rated 0 today A 61 tokens

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