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# Model Context Protocol server

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  1. arXiv

    CALPHAD databases now ship with their decisions: ORCHID-SAGE record lets a Cr–Ni assessment be rebuilt on a second machine

    Building a phase-diagram database has long depended on expert judgment that is rarely recorded, so published CALPHAD assessments are hard to regenerate or update as new data arrive. ORCHID-SAGE splits an assessment into a general protocol, a system-specific protocol and run cards for each execution, and distributes them with the database. For Cr–Ni, that record alone let a script on a second machine and an AI agent working only through an MCP server regenerate the database, with predictions inside the tolerances declared in advance.

  2. arXiv

    LATHE writes seven crystallographic properties as differentiable objectives, enabling natural-language fine-grained crystal editing

    The authors present LATHE, a geometric toolkit that expresses seven classes of crystallographic properties, namely bond length, bond angle, dihedral angle, coordination environment, lattice parameters, cell volume, and space group, as differentiable objectives so that a given crystal structure can be edited directly; on single-property benchmarks all seven property types reach near-perfect constraint satisfaction while optimized structures stay close to local energy minima, the LATHE-equipped agent translates over 87.5% of natural-language prompts into valid executable configurations, and in a band-gap inverse-design case study nine of ten independent runs reach the target tolerance window at a typical cost of thirteen hypothesis-evaluation cycles.

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