OA-first paper fetcher: DOIs/arXiv IDs to local PDFs + metadata via Open Access APIs.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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A single-binary CLI + stdio MCP server that turns DOIs and arXiv ids into local PDFs through official, OA-first APIs. > Designed as the agent-facing companion to BiblioFetch.jl.
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A single-binary CLI + stdio MCP server that turns DOIs and arXiv ids into local PDFs through official, OA-first APIs. Designed as the agent-facing companion to BiblioFetch.jl.
Docs: stable = the Zola site (built from main); dev = rustdoc built from next; API = docs.rs (latest published release).
Status: Shipping on crates.io (doiget-core, doiget-cli,
doiget-mcp), with sigstore-signed binaries + an SBOM attached to the GitHub
Release. Tier 1 + Tier 2 sources, the stdio MCP server, citation-graph
expansion, and gated TDM sources are all implemented. Releases are cut by a
single signed git tag through the tag-driven pipeline (see
ADR-0025); release-plz was
retired. See CHANGELOG.md for history and
docs/PHASES.md for the phase plan.
doiget is a general-purpose automation tool for retrieving papers via official publisher APIs. By design, doiget only attempts retrieval through:
doiget does not work around any access control mechanism, redistribute papers, host content, operate as a SaaS, or bundle any publisher API keys.
Users are responsible for ensuring they have the right to access the content they request and for compliance with each source's Terms of Service.
See docs/LEGAL.md and docs/SCOPE.md.
| Reader | Entry point |
|---|---|
| CLI user | This README, then doiget --help, then docs/CONFIG.md and docs/ERRORS.md for non-trivial flags / exit codes |
| Agent / MCP host integrator | docs/MCP_TOOLS.md + docs/INTEGRATION/README.md |
| Library user (Rust) | docs/PUBLIC_API.md + crates.io rustdoc |
| Contributor | CONTRIBUTING.md → docs/ARCHITECTURE.md → docs/DECISIONS/ |
| Publisher legal team | docs/LEGAL.md + CONTACT.md |
| Security researcher | docs/SECURITY.md + docs/PROVENANCE_LOG.md + docs/CAPABILITY.md |
| BiblioFetch.jl user | docs/MIGRATION.md + docs/STORE.md + docs/SAFEKEY.md |
Architecture: docs/ARCHITECTURE.md Threat model: docs/SECURITY.md Permanent non-goals: docs/SCOPE.md Phase plan: docs/PHASES.md ADRs