Scite September 2026 release notes: Collection notes and new MCP tools
Scite adds notes inside Collections, new MCP tools for AI assistants (citation evidence, full text, bibliographies) and public sharing links. More than 120 fixes and more than 100 improvements are also listed.
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Collections now support notes written in Markdown, displayed beside the papers and searchable with them. Colleagues on a shared Collection can read and add notes, but only a note's author can edit or delete it. Through Scite MCP, assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can read and save notes, and each note shows which assistant created it.
The new MCP tools show how a paper has been cited (supporting, contrasting or mentioning, with the citing text), read full text page by page for permissively licensed open-access papers or institution-accessible content, produce bibliographies and record which sources were cited or excluded for systematic-review screening. Any Collection can be shared by public link showing only the papers, with notes staying private; dashboards can be shared too. The release includes more than 120 fixes and more than 100 improvements.
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