US government and research databases your AI assistant can search

The US federal government publishes an enormous amount of open research data, spread across dozens of agencies and portals. Kahubi connects to PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov, CDC data and WONDER, openFDA, DailyMed and RxNorm, the Census Bureau, NOAA climate records, the USGS earthquake catalogue, the Federal Register, Congress.gov, CourtListener, SEC EDGAR, NSF awards and NIH RePORTER, ERIC for education research, and NIH’s Pharos and gnomAD.

Ask the question once, and the assistant finds the right agency’s data and cites PMIDs, NCT numbers, Federal Register citations, bill numbers, case citations and filing links.

28 sources you can connect

Questions researchers ask these sources

  • “Find digitised annual reports of the Swedish Board of Health (Medicinalstyrelsen) from the 1910s.”

    Archive.org items with identifier, title, date and creator, plus the plain text of any volume you open.

    Internet Archive
  • “Is OCLC 424023 available in full view in HathiTrust?”

    Every digitised copy with publication date, rights status (full view or search only) and a link to read it.

    HathiTrust
  • “Find Smithsonian objects related to the 1918 influenza pandemic with free-to-use images.”

    Objects with museum unit, date, description and a CC0 image link where available.

    Smithsonian Open Access
  • “Find public-domain Japanese woodblock prints of Mount Fuji in the Met collection.”

    Prints with artist, date, medium and department, with a direct image link for public-domain works.

    The Met collection
  • “Which Impressionist paintings at the Art Institute of Chicago are in the public domain?”

    Artworks with artist, date, medium, public-domain flag and an IIIF image link.

    Art Institute of Chicago
  • “Find peer-reviewed studies since 2020 on formative assessment in secondary mathematics.”

    ERIC records with id, title, authors, journal, year, peer-review and full-text flags, and an abstract snippet.

    ERIC

Frequently asked questions

Can I use US data if I am not in the US?
Yes. These are public, open sources available worldwide, and they are widely used in international comparative research.
Is state and county data available?
Yes. The Census Bureau and CDC WONDER break data down by state and county, and the assistant resolves place names to the right geography codes.
How current is the data?
The assistant queries each agency live, so you get the latest published release, and answers say which period the data covers.

How MCP grounds AI answers in real records

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Free to start. Connect a source in one click and get answers that cite the records they came from.