Mediora.AI — MCP Server

A hosted Model Context Protocol server that exposes Mediora.AI's doctor-reviewed medical catalog to AI agents — blood-test markers, clinical conditions and patient symptoms — as callable tools, in English, Russian and Hebrew.

Endpoint: https://mcp.mediora.ai/mcp (JSON-RPC 2.0 over streamable HTTP)
Discovery manifest: https://mcp.mediora.ai/.well-known/mcp.json
Human landing: https://mcp.mediora.ai/mcp/info
Website: https://www.mediora.ai

This repository is the public listing for a hosted server. It contains the registry manifest and connection instructions — not the server's source. Clients connect to the endpoint above; there is nothing to run locally.

Connect

Add to your MCP client. For Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mediora": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.mediora.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

No API key is required for the catalog tools. Restart the client and ask, e.g., "What does a high ferritin mean?" — the answer comes straight from Mediora's doctor-reviewed catalog.

Tools

Anonymous — catalog reads (no token)

Tool	Returns
`mediora__list_markers`	Every blood-test marker (slug + short name)
`mediora__explain_marker`	Full doctor-reviewed explainer for one marker
`mediora__lookup_marker`	Fuzzy alias search across EN/RU/HE
`mediora__list_conditions`	Every clinical condition (slug + ICD-10)
`mediora__explain_condition`	Full explainer for a clinical condition
`mediora__list_symptoms`	Every patient-side symptom
`mediora__explain_symptom`	Symptom triage explainer with lab work-up

Patient tools — require a Bearer JWT

Tool	Returns
`mediora__whoami`	The authenticated patient's profile summary
`mediora__analyze_lab_pdf`	Upload a lab PDF/image for analysis (SSRF-guarded fetch)
`mediora__get_patient_history`	The patient's uploaded tests
`mediora__get_test_details`	A single test's markers + AI interpretation
`mediora__longitudinal_trend`	A marker's trend across the patient's uploads

What it is — and isn't

Interpretation, not a diagnosis. Mediora explains lab results; it never produces a diagnosis or replaces a clinician.
No PHI in the read surface. The anonymous catalog tools carry no patient data. Patient tools require the patient's own JWT and return only that patient's data.
Doctor-reviewed. Every catalog entry passes a 2-of-3 licensed-physician review before it goes live.

Languages

English · Russian · Hebrew — native interpretation, not machine translation. Pass a lang argument (en | ru | he) to any catalog tool.

License

This repository (manifest + docs) is released under the MIT License. The catalog content served by the tools is licensed CC-BY-NC 4.0 — free to use with attribution to Mediora.AI (link to https://www.mediora.ai), non-commercial unless separately licensed.

Contact

Editorial: editor@mediora.ai · Privacy/DSAR: privacy@mediora.ai

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