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GreenCycle Compound Atlas

MCP serverVerified domain · greencyclepedia.comRemote● LiveFree to try

Read-only cannabis compound, receptor, anatomy and evidence data, every value sourced.

Install

Remote server: your requests and data go to greencyclepedia.com. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http greencycle-compound-atlas https://greencyclepedia.com/mcp · Claude app: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

What it can do

The tools this server listed when we connected to it, in its own words.

  • ask_greencyclepedia — Use when you have a plain question such as "does CBD help epilepsy", "where does THC act" or "what binds TRPV1": the best first call, one ar
  • search — Use when you do not know the exact name or id, or want to see what Greencyclepedia holds on a topic. Search all of Greencyclepedia by any na
  • fetch — Use when search has returned an id and you want the whole record. The full text of one Greencyclepedia record by the id that search returned
  • search_compounds — Use when you need a list of cannabis compounds, for example every compound at CB2 or every terpene. Find the compounds mapped onto the human
  • get_compound — Use when asked "what does THC, CBD or myrcene do in the body". The full record of one mapped compound by Greencyclepedia id, Cannabis Compou
  • compare_compounds — Use when asked "THC versus CBD" or a similar comparison. Two to four compounds side by side, target by target, with each action, evidence gr
  • get_target — Use when asked about a receptor, channel or enzyme. One receptor, ion channel or enzyme by name or gene (for example CB1, CNR1, TRPV1, GPR55
  • list_structures_for_target — Use when asked "where in the body". The body map structures (organs and regions) that carry a molecular target: for CB1 and CB2 the qualitat
  • find_studies — Use when asked "what is the evidence" or "which studies". The PubMed studies Greencyclepedia cites for a compound, a target, a condition or
  • search_conditions — Use when asked "does cannabis help with ...". Conditions on the Greencyclepedia evidence ladder (substantial, moderate, limited, insufficien
  • list_trials — Use when asked about clinical trials. Registered trials from the Greencyclepedia snapshot of ClinicalTrials.gov (trials whose intervention i
  • get_cultivar — Use when asked about the chemistry of a strain or cultivar. One cultivar from the laboratory measurements Greencyclepedia uses (Cannabis Com
  • cite — Use when you are about to quote or link Greencyclepedia and need the citation. A ready citation for one Greencyclepedia record (compound, ta
  • get_changes — Use when you need to know what is new or whether the data changed since you last looked. The latest releases of the Greencyclepedia data fil
  • studies_by_region — Use when asked "how much research is there on the thorax" or "which body parts have no studies yet". The Studies per body part key of the Gr
  • market_signals — Use when asked about the cannabis market or industry figures. Facts from cannabis industry news in our own words, each with its number, the
  • list_new_studies — Use when asked what cannabis research was published or entered in PubMed lately, or whether a new study exists on a topic. The newest cannab
  • list_topics_without_home — Use when asked which new cannabis research topics Greencyclepedia does not cover yet. Topics (for example obesity) with new cannabis studies
  • list_brain_regions — Use when asked where in the brain a receptor sits or a condition is linked, which brain regions have the most CB1, or what the parts of a re
  • get_brain_region — Use when you have the id or name of one brain region (from list_brain_regions) and want everything the saved data holds on it. One region in
  • get_pain_pathway — Use when asked how pain, a burn, chili heat, menthol cool or touch is felt, where a pain signal travels, or which receptors and brain parts
  • lookup_many — Use when you have several compound, terpene, receptor or condition names and want each checked in one call instead of one call per name. Sen
  • check_claim — Use when you hold one sentence about cannabis and want to know what evidence our records hold behind it, for example "CBD helps with epileps

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