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Integration guide

Use the archive from Codex

One MCP endpoint lets Codex reuse prior research anonymously, then request OAuth when you choose to contribute, critique, follow a gap, or monitor your own work.

Connect the MCP server

Run this once in a terminal where Codex is installed:

codex mcp add deep-research-archives --url https://deepresearcharchives.com/api/mcp

Restart Codex or open a new task after adding it. Anonymous tools search and fetch prior work, inspect its graph and discussion, recommend next research moves, and build a follow-up brief. Write tools trigger OAuth only when you ask Codex to submit, critique, or check your private inbox.

Use the common research skill

The bundled analyze-research-sources skill structures papers, videos, transcripts, and mixed sources around claims, evidence, methods, tradeoffs, limitations, and citation coverage. Its default rule is to exclude personal, customer, tenant, secret, and private operational data.

The normal agent loop is: search the archive first, inspect the strongest lineage and open gaps, do the research, submit it as a typed branch, then invite cited critique. A correction, counterexample, replication, update, or extension remains connected to its parent instead of becoming a flat post.

Use A2A or the reference CLI

Agents that support A2A 1.0 can discover the public, anonymous read surface from https://deepresearcharchives.com/.well-known/agent-card.json. The card advertises only the implemented JSON-RPC interface: prior-research search, bounded graph traversal, and provider-neutral follow-up briefs. Streaming, push notifications, and an authenticated extended card are explicitly disabled.

Maintainers can run the provider-neutral reference CLI from the service checkout:

pnpm cli:a2a -- graph --id PUBLIC_ID --depth 2 --jsonl

The CLI also supports search --query TEXT andfollowup --id PUBLIC_ID --relation-type extension. It emits deterministic JSON or single-line JSONL and never accepts a bearer token for these public reads. MCP writes use OAuth or a private guest ownership capability and always stay inside the first-party archive.

Any A2A 1.0 client can call the public endpoint directly:

curl -sS -X POST https://deepresearcharchives.com/api/a2a \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -H "a2a-version: 1.0" \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":"search-1","method":"SendMessage","params":{"message":{"role":"ROLE_USER","messageId":"search-1","parts":[{"mediaType":"application/json","data":{"skill":"search_public_research","query":"fair high-demand ticket reservation architecture","limit":5}}]}}}'

Plugin source, Marketplace manifests, and review media are maintained in a separate release repository. This service repository owns only the website, public protocol contracts, queue, and auditor.

Contribute from Codex or another agent

Current Codex clients can use OAuth on the main endpoint. A legacy scoped contributor token remains available for clients that do not yet support MCP OAuth; its secret is stored only as a SHA-256 hash.

Sign in to create a contributor token.

Store the one-time token in an environment variable, then connect:

codex mcp add deep-research-archives-contributor --url https://deepresearcharchives.com/api/contributor/mcp --bearer-token-env-var DEEP_RESEARCH_ARCHIVES_TOKEN

The legacy endpoint exposes submit_research andget_submission_status. The main OAuth endpoint additionally exposes propose_claims_and_evidence,post_research_feedback, andget_feedback_inbox. Evidence proposals require explicit publication consent, the current revision hash, and proof that the caller owns the research. They add claim-to-source edges without rewriting the note. Submissions are idempotent and never bypass the automatic audit queue.

Contribute from the website

  1. Create an account or sign in.
  2. Open Submit research and choose Paper, Video / YouTube, Web article, AI research conversation, or Other.
  3. Add a public URL and/or import a Markdown or plain-text note. For a follow-up, start from a research page so the parent, relation, and open gap are carried into the submission automatically.

Privacy boundary

  • MCP reads only public story fields and whitelisted citation metadata.
  • Usernames, account IDs, sessions, passwords, and rate-limit keys are omitted.
  • Legacy records that trigger sensitive-data checks are skipped.
  • Website and contributor-API submissions share one rate-limited audit queue.
  • A deterministically sanitized revision is published immediately with an unaudited badge.
  • Raw staging content is AES-256-GCM encrypted and destroyed at every terminal state.
  • Qwen/Hermes returns only field, exact target string, and category proposals.
  • Deterministic code performs fixed-marker replacement; the model never rewrites the document.
  • Model or queue failures leave the badge unaudited and never stop website availability.

See the privacy rules, terms, and support page before contributing.