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Free MCP tools for historical exchange rates, country economic indicators and international public-holiday calendars. No account, API key or wallet required for factual tools during the pilot. Holiday coverage combines direct government calendars for France, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong with the international OpenHolidays curated collection. Available countries and years vary: consult list_holiday_regions for current coverage. Preserve national/regional scope, multilingual names, source dates, substitute-day notes and half-day flags. Coverage is not exhaustive worldwide; future dates may change and per-event government confirmation is unavailable for OpenHolidays. Try: the ECB USD-per-EUR reference rate on 2008-09-15; US GDP per capita in current USD for 2000 and 2020; or nationwide German public holidays for 2027 (region oh-de, year 2027, nationwide_only true). Calendar export is available in iCalendar/ICS through the HTTP API. Responses include source citations, observation dates, units, freshness, evidence links and explicit gaps. ECB rates are not live tradable quotes; economic series have publication delays and missing values. Source/schema checks are not independent factual verification. Public pilot without an SLA. Setup and examples: https://datoqa.bhazarstudio.workers.dev/docs/start/ Holiday coverage and calendar export: https://datoqa.bhazarstudio.workers.dev/docs/holidays/ 24 tools in the general edition. Focused editions use the same data: https://smithery.ai/servers/datoqa-data/historical-exchange-rates ; https://smithery.ai/servers/datoqa-data/economic-indicators ; https://smithery.ai/servers/datoqa-data/official-public-holidays .
Live feed of insider, Congress and White House trades from public filings. Information only.
Search policy entries by topic keywords.
Access FEC campaign finance data. Query data about candidates, money trails, and election filings.
Cited answers about Switzerland from official federal, cantonal and municipal sources.
AQUAVIEW MCP is a hosted Model Context Protocol server that gives any LLM agent direct access to 700,000+ oceanographic, atmospheric, and marine datasets from 68 authoritative sources — NOAA, IOOS, World Ocean Database, Argo, GOES-R, NEXRAD, ESA Sentinel, and more. Ask in plain English; the server returns structured results with direct download links for NetCDF, GRIB2, GeoTIFF, and CSV files.
The Texas Voice strives to be an honest and trustworthy source of information about Texas politics and government.
MCP server for UK Freedom of Information research. Connects AI assistants to WhatDoTheyKnow — the UK's largest FOI request platform — to search requests, read responses, look up public authorities, and draft new requests.
Official UK, US and Australia public datasets as filtered CSV, REST API and MCP for AI agents.
Look up PUBLIC vehicle and traffic data from official sources, the same information a citizen access
Summary of a person's or company's credit operations in Brazil's Central Bank credit information sys
Statistics from 28 agencies: FRED, Eurostat, ECB, World Bank, OECD. Cited values, computed answers.
Screen a name against the U.S. Treasury OFAC SDN list. Information, not a compliance determination.
Read-only public information about Agente Galicia, its contact and operational boundaries.
Energy data from EIA: electricity, fuel prices, and renewables
French B2B database for companies and contacts, from official French registers (INSEE, Infogreffe, BODACC) and public web sources. Search, count, fetch entities and export a small CSV from Claude or any MCP client. OAuth with a Basile account; API-access plan required. France only.
EU CTIS MCP — the Clinical Trials Information System, the EU's public register
NHTSA MCP — wraps the NHTSA vPIC (Vehicle Product Information Catalog) API (free, no auth)
EIA MCP — US Energy Information Administration API v2
ReliefWeb MCP — the UN OCHA humanitarian information service.
