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Modeled crime rates per resident for U.S. addresses: 16 crime types vs the U.S., with 80% intervals.

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Streamable HTTP · MCP 2025-11-25
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A3.8/5.0

Scored across 9 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools occupy clearly distinct niches: point-level index (crime_index), city-level profile (place_profile), neighborhood breakdown (place_block_groups), record counts (incident_stats) vs. individual records (nearby_incidents), plus free reference/geocoding helpers. The only real overlap is crime_index vs crime_index_batch, and the description explicitly explains when to use each, so the boundary is legible.

Naming Consistency4/5

All names are snake_case and follow a resource-first pattern (crime_index, place_profile, incident_stats, data_coverage), which is predictable and readable. The lone deviation is find_places, a verb-led name in an otherwise noun-led set, which is a minor inconsistency rather than a confusing one.

Tool Count5/5

Nine tools is well within the sweet spot and each earns its place: two free orientation tools, one free reference tool, one free city profile, and a small set of paid data tools with a clear batch variant. Nothing looks redundant or padded.

Completeness4/5

The surface covers the full lifecycle of the domain: definitions/plan rules, coverage checks, place lookup, point indexes, city profiles, neighborhood breakdowns, and both aggregated counts and raw incident records, with a batch path for volume. Minor gaps remain — no explicit multi-place comparison tool, no standalone historical/time-series query, and no plan/usage or key-management tool despite frequent plan-limit references.

Available Tools

9 tools
crime_definitionsCrime definitionsA
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What every crime, summary, record type and license class means, plan limits, and the usage rules. Free.

Inputs: no named parameters.

crime_indexCrime indexA
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Crime indexes for the 2020 census block group at a U.S. location. Pass exactly one of: address, lat and lon, or bg_geoid (12 digits). Returns 16 crimes and four summaries with expected annual counts, indexes (100 = U.S. rate per resident), 80% intervals, confidence, national percentiles, city and county comparisons, and notes.

Inputs: lat, lon, address, bg_geoid.

crime_index_batchCrime index for several locationsB
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crime_index for up to 10 locations at once; each successful one counts as a call. Developer and Business plans; on the free plan, call crime_index once per location.

Inputs: locations (required).

data_coverageData coverageB
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Which police agencies publish records near a point, which record types, and how fresh (last 90 days, within 1 km). Free, no key needed. Use it before reading too much into a low count.

Inputs: to, lat, lon, from, +2 more.

find_placesFind placesA
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Search U.S. cities, towns and CDPs by name (and state), largest first. Free, no key needed. Returns place_id values for place_profile and place_block_groups.

Inputs: limit, query, state.

incident_statsIncident countsA
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Counts of police-published records around a point by type and record type, by month, and against the same-length period before, with the sources behind them. Counts describe published records, not all crime.

Inputs: to, lat, lon, from, +5 more.

nearby_incidentsNearby incidentsA
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Police-published incident records around an address or point, newest first: what, when, block-level address, type, record type and source, typed as crimemetric.com's city pages type them. Sensitive cases come without a location. Calls (calls for service, and records that read as calls) are left out unless include_calls is true. Developer and Business plans; on the free plan, use incident_stats for counts.

Inputs: to, lat, lon, from, +7 more.

place_block_groupsBlock groups in a placeA
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Every census block group inside a place with its index for one measure (default total_major), 80% interval, percentile and confidence. Use it to describe how crime varies across a city.

Inputs: place_id (required), sort, crime.

place_profilePlace profileA
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City-level crime indexes for a place: four summaries and 16 crimes (index, expected count, change over one year and to the projection year, spread across neighborhoods), time of week, confidence and the data-quality gate. Free, no key needed.

Inputs: place_id (required).

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