Summary
Registry searches that leave a file behind.
The search happens in conversation but the output is a CSV on disk, so a landscape scan can be picked up in a spreadsheet instead of retyped out of a chat log.
What it is
A Python server over the ClinicalTrials.gov registry. It takes a search expression — plain terms or the registry's advanced syntax — caps how many studies come back, and writes the matches straight to a local CSV.
What you get
- search_clinical_trials_and_save_studies_to_csv runs a search expression, caps the number of studies, and saves the results to a CSV file
- Trial metadata by NCT ID, so a specific trial can be pulled up by its identifier
- Saved CSVs can be listed and loaded again, so a search you ran last week does not have to be re-run
- Summary statistics across the trials you retrieved
Requirements
Python with uv. The README's install line names `ClinicalTrials-mcp-server`, which PyPI does not have; Smithery lists a one-command install. No account and no key: ClinicalTrials.gov data is public.