Integrations

Research databases your AI assistant can search

Kahubi connects to national archives, scholarly literature, clinical registries, life-science databases, official statistics and EU law through the open Model Context Protocol (MCP). Connect a source in one click, ask in plain language, and every answer cites the records it came from.

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Archives & heritage

National archives, digitised manuscripts, museum and library collections.

Riksarkivet (Swedish National Archives)

Search AI-transcribed handwritten records from the 1600s onward, the national archive catalogue, church books, court records and more.

SwedenEuropeOfficial serverBeta
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Europeana

Search 50+ million digitised items from European museums, libraries and archives.

Europe
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Trove (National Library of Australia)

Australian newspapers, books, images, maps and archives from the National Library of Australia.

Australia
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Libris (Kungliga biblioteket)

The Swedish national union catalogue: books, journals, theses, maps and music in Swedish libraries.

Sweden
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Kubhist historical newspapers (Språkbanken Korp)

Full-text concordance search in digitised Swedish newspapers 1645–1926, by title and decade.

Sweden
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Nasjonalbiblioteket (Norway)

Norwegian newspapers from 1763, books, periodicals, photos and maps with full-text search.

NorwayEurope
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Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France)

French national library: newspapers, manuscripts, maps, books and images, with OCR full-text search.

Europe
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Delpher (KB, Netherlands)

Dutch newspapers 1618–1995 with article-level OCR text.

Europe
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Internet Archive

Digitised books, periodicals, audio, film and software from archive.org, with full text for scanned texts.

GlobalUnited States
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HathiTrust

Look up digitised library volumes by OCLC, ISBN, LCCN, ISSN or HathiTrust id.

United StatesGlobal
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Open Library

Books, editions and authors from the Internet Archive’s Open Library, including search inside scanned texts.

Global
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Smithsonian Open Access

Objects, specimens and archives from the Smithsonian museums and research centres.

United States
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Nationalmuseum (Sweden)

Sweden’s national museum of art and design: paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and applied art.

Sweden
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The Met collection

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 490,000+ objects, most with public-domain images.

United StatesGlobal
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Art Institute of Chicago

The Art Institute of Chicago collection with IIIF images.

United StatesGlobal
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Scholarly literature

Paper, preprint, citation and researcher-identity databases.

Medical & clinical

Biomedical literature, trials and drug data.

PubMed & Europe PMC

Biomedical literature: search, MeSH terms, related articles, citations and lawful full text.

Global
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ClinicalTrials.gov

Search registered clinical trials, read full study records, posted results and eligibility criteria.

United StatesGlobal
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Clinical evidence (trials, FDA labels, adverse events)

ClinicalTrials.gov, openFDA drug labels, adverse-event reports and approvals alongside PubMed.

United StatesGlobalBeta
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CDC data and WONDER

US public-health datasets (data.cdc.gov) and CDC WONDER mortality and natality queries.

United States
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NCATS Inxight Drugs

Every FDA-registered substance with its UNII, plus NCATS-curated approval status, indications, targets and pharmacokinetics.

United StatesGlobal
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openFDA

FDA drug and device adverse events, recalls, labels and shortages.

United States
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EMA medicines (EU authorisations)

Centrally authorised EU medicines, orphan designations, safety communications and shortages from the European Medicines Agency.

EuropeSweden
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WHO Global Health Observatory

WHO health indicators for every member state: life expectancy, mortality, disease burden, health systems.

Global
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DailyMed (US drug labels)

Current FDA-submitted prescribing information for every US drug, section by section.

United States
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USDA FoodData Central

Nutrient composition of foods from the USDA reference database.

United StatesGlobal
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RxNorm (NLM drug vocabulary)

Normalised US drug names: ingredients, brands, clinical drugs with strength and form, and NDC codes.

United States
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Open Food Facts

Crowd-sourced database of 3M+ packaged food products: ingredients, nutrition, labels, Nutri-Score.

EuropeGlobal
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DrugCentral

Approved drugs worldwide: approvals by agency, indications and contraindications, mechanism targets and FAERS safety signals.

GlobalUnited States
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ClinGen (clinical gene and variant curation)

Expert-panel gene-disease validity, dosage sensitivity and ACMG variant classifications.

United StatesGlobal
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Life science

Proteins, genes, variants, compounds, structures and pathways.

TogoMCP (UniProt, ChEMBL, PubChem, PDB, Reactome, NCBI)

One service across 30+ life-science databases: proteins, genes, compounds, structures, pathways, variants and MeSH.

GlobalOfficial server
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Open Targets Platform

Target–disease–drug associations with the evidence behind them, from EMBL-EBI.

EuropeGlobalOfficial server
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Protein structures (PDB, AlphaFold)

Search experimental and predicted protein structures, find similar folds, track ligands and fetch annotations.

GlobalBeta
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NCBI E-utilities

Gene, ClinVar, dbSNP, Taxonomy, Nucleotide, Protein, PMC and other NCBI databases.

Global
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GBIF (biodiversity occurrences)

2.5 billion species occurrence records from museums, surveys and citizen science worldwide.

GlobalSweden
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iNaturalist

Citizen-science observations with photos, research-grade identifications and places.

GlobalSweden
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UniProt

The universal protein knowledgebase: function, disease links, domains, locations and structures for every known protein.

GlobalEurope
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Human Protein Atlas

Where every human protein is expressed: tissues, single cells, blood, brain, cancers and subcellular location.

SwedenGlobal
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Paleobiology Database

Fossil occurrences, taxa, collections and diversity through geological time.

Global
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Pharos (NIH druggable targets)

Target development levels, disease associations, ligands and pathways for the whole human proteome, from NIH NCATS.

United StatesGlobal
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gnomAD (population variant frequencies)

Allele frequencies for 800,000+ exomes and genomes, gene constraint scores and ClinVar overlap.

United StatesGlobal
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PRIDE Archive (proteomics datasets)

The world’s largest repository of mass-spectrometry proteomics datasets, from EMBL-EBI.

EuropeGlobal
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MetaboLights (metabolomics studies)

Curated repository of metabolomics experiments and their metabolites, from EMBL-EBI.

EuropeGlobal
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ProteomicsDB

Mass-spectrometry evidence and tissue abundance for human proteins, from TU Munich.

EuropeGlobal
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Chemistry & materials

Compounds, structures, bioactivity, reactions, safety data and crystal structures.

Official statistics

Statistical offices and international economic data.

Eurostat

EU official statistics: economy, demography, trade, health and NUTS regions.

EuropeSwedenDenmarkFinlandNorway
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OECD

OECD statistics on economy, education, health, labour and environment (SDMX).

GlobalEurope
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IMF data

International Monetary Fund macroeconomic datasets.

GlobalBeta
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Statistics Sweden (SCB)

Swedish official statistics: population, economy, labour market, education and environment.

Sweden
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Sveriges Riksbank

Policy rate, exchange rates and interbank rates from the Swedish central bank.

Sweden
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Kolada (Swedish municipal indicators)

6,000 key indicators for every Swedish municipality and region: schools, care, finances, environment.

Sweden
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Statistics Norway (SSB)

Norwegian official statistics from the StatBank.

Norway
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Statistics Denmark (StatBank)

Danish official statistics from Danmarks Statistik.

Denmark
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World Bank

Country profiles, World Development Indicators and poverty data for 200+ economies.

Global
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ECB Data Portal

Euro-area monetary, financial and macro statistics from the European Central Bank.

Europe
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Our World in Data

Thousands of cleaned, sourced charts on health, population, poverty, energy, climate, education, food and conflict.

Global
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ILOSTAT

ILO labour statistics: employment, unemployment, wages, working conditions by country.

Global
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UN Comtrade (preview)

International goods trade by reporter, partner, year and HS commodity code.

Global
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US Census Bureau

American Community Survey, decennial census and other Census datasets by geography.

United States
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NOAA climate data

Historical climate observations and normals from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information.

United StatesGlobal
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SMHI meteorological observations

Swedish weather station observations: temperature, precipitation, wind, snow, back to the 1800s for some stations.

Sweden
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Open-Meteo historical weather

Daily historical weather for any coordinate since 1940 (ERA5 reanalysis), plus geocoding.

Global
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USGS Earthquake Catalog

Global earthquake catalogue (ComCat) searchable by time, magnitude and location.

Global
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OpenAQ air quality

Ground-level air-quality measurements from government and research monitors worldwide.

GlobalSweden
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Knowledge bases

Structured knowledge graphs and reference corpora.

Datasets & code

Machine-learning datasets, models and code documentation.

Law & politics

Legislation, case law, parliaments and public records.

News & places

Global news coverage and geographic data.

From question to cited answer in three steps

  1. 1

    Connect

    Pick sources under Settings, Integrations, Data sources. One click each, no API key for most.

  2. 2

    Ask

    Write your question in chat. The assistant chooses the right database tools and runs precise queries.

  3. 3

    Verify

    Answers cite DOIs, NCT and CELEX numbers, dataset codes and archive references you can open.

Read the guide: worked examples and prompts that stay grounded

Bring your own MCP server

Any MCP server that speaks streamable HTTP on a public address can be added under Settings, Integrations, Data sources: paste the endpoint, test the connection and choose which tools the assistant may use. Institutions running their own archive or database servers can make them available to their researchers this way.

Only the search the assistant writes is sent to a source, never your files. Results are treated as retrieved material and cited with the source’s own identifiers.

Other integrations

Coming soon

Open-source servers Kahubi plans to host so they are reliable enough for research use. Missing a database?

  • Open museum collectionsFederated, licence-checked search across the Met, Rijksmuseum, Smithsonian, SMK, Wellcome and more.
  • PubCrawl (clinical literature & regulation)PubMed, Europe PMC, FDA and UK drug labels, ClinicalTrials.gov in thin deterministic wrappers.
  • Drug pipeline (trials, approvals, patents)Pharma R&D: trials, FDA/EMA approvals, safety signals, patents and publications.
  • FRED (Federal Reserve economic data)US economic time series from the St. Louis Fed.
  • NASA open APIsAstronomy imagery, near-earth objects and earth observation.
  • European Parliament open dataMEPs, plenary activities, votes and documents.
  • UK legislationSearch statutes on legislation.gov.uk.
  • Espacenet (EPO worldwide patents)140 million patent documents from 100+ countries, including all Swedish patents, with abstracts, claims, families and legal status.

Frequently asked questions

What is a data source in Kahubi?
A research database the assistant can search while it answers you, such as PubMed, Eurostat, EUR-Lex or the Swedish National Archives. Sources connect through the open Model Context Protocol (MCP), and every answer cites the identifiers of the records it used.
How do I connect a source?
Open Settings, then Integrations, then Data sources, and click Connect on the source you want. Most sources need no API key. After that, ask your question in chat; you can switch sources on or off per question from the composer.
Does it cost extra?
No. Data sources are included on every Kahubi plan, including the free plan. A few providers, such as Trove, ask for your own free API key.
Can I add my own MCP server?
Yes. Any MCP server reachable over streamable HTTP on a public address can be added: paste the endpoint, test the connection and choose which tools the assistant may use. Institutions can make their own archive or database servers available to their researchers this way.
What is sent to the database?
Only the tool call the assistant writes for your question, such as a search query or a dataset code. Your files are never uploaded to a source.
How often are new databases added?
Continuously. Every source is tested with live queries before it is listed and health-checked regularly afterwards. If a database you need is missing, tell us through the contact page.

Ask the archives, the registries and the statistics office in one place

Free to start. Connect PubMed, Eurostat or EUR-Lex in one click and get answers with references you can check.