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Discover servers, skills, libraries, and connectors relevant to real-world evidence. Read what each project claims to do, where it fits, and the sources behind the listing.

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The RWE MCP Registry is built to support agentic real-world evidence workflows, for evidence generation and interpretation.

Study design & analytics Trials & evidence synthesis OMOP & terminology Pharmacovigilance & safety Public health & surveillance
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New MCP servers and skills are reviewed and added every week.

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Who it’s for
Researchers and technical teams exploring tools for evidence generation and interpretation.
What to bring
A workflow or capability you want to support, such as study design, synthesis, or safety surveillance.
What you get
Candidate tools with source references, a documented evidence state, and a last-checked date.

Keep in mind A listing is not an endorsement, a runtime test, or a security or methodological validation. Evaluate the original project before using it.

Read Before You Rely On It

What a listing does, and does not, mean.

The registry describes publicly discoverable work. Absence means a project was not found in the searched public sources, not that it does not exist. Being listed is a starting point for evaluation, never a substitute for it.

A listed entry has

  • A confirmed public identity and repository or listing.
  • A documentation-based summary of its stated capabilities.
  • An RWE workflow-fit reading, traceable to its source.
  • A recorded evidence state and a last-checked date.

A listing is not

  • An installation, runtime, or conformance test.
  • A security, privacy, or governance review.
  • A check of clinical or methodological validity.
  • An endorsement by Black Swan Causal Labs.

The registry is open and source-available: methods, screening logic, and the public workbook live on GitHub (code MIT, dataset CC BY 4.0). To suggest a public project for review, use the contact form.

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