ScienceLogo MCP

Check a workflow or library with the ScienceLogo reader, without running it.

The structure of a valid workflow or library: its title and summary, every item with its kind, name and file, and its stages, phases, procedures, performers and imports.

The text of a workflow or library, in verbose (default) or compact syntax.

The ScienceLogo documentation of the installed release.

Start a new workflow in a new main file, with its title and summary.

Start a library project in a new main file (usually library.rkt).

Write any ScienceLogo text, checked by the reader before it is saved.

Remove an item (kind:name) with the comments just before it.

Move an item (kind:name) with its comments to another file.

Set the workflow's title and its summary (about); either can be left as it is.

Declare who or what carries out work, for example

Declare a resource the method uses, such as an instrument or a data source, with its fields (values as in declare_performer).

Declare a hypothesis, assumption or conclusion. children is optional ScienceLogo text for nested propositions, such as

Declare a record interface: the fields a record must or may have.

Declare a procedure. For a step done outside ScienceLogo, describe it as a method, never by file paths or code: about says what it does, inputs what goes in, result the fields of what comes out (each with name, type and unit), and uncertainty where the result's uncertainty comes from (each…

Add or replace a simple stage: a named section of the method with its commands (ScienceLogo text). A new stage gets its own file under stages/ unless file, after or before place it.

Add or replace a paired stage, which states what is known when it starts and ends.

Add or replace a phase: a named group of workflow-level stages or other phases, in method order, with its own summary.

Require that the method calls a procedure (call, one target) or runs stages in order (stage_order, two or more stages).

State that a record (target) implements a record interface.

Import a library pinned to a Git tag or commit, under an alias. The reader fetches it with Git when it checks the workflow. describe_library shows what a library provides.

What a library provides, before importing it: its name, the language version it is written for, and its procedures (inputs and summary) and record interfaces (fields). The reader fetches it with Git, pinned to version (a tag or commit).

Rewrite the files of a workflow or library in verbose or compact syntax with the reference translator, keeping comments. With file, only that file.

Include an existing file (relative to the main file), after the item after or after the last include.