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EnergyAI MCP — energy planning tools for AI agents

Solar estimates, incentive sources, provisional Energy Node Scores, cited guides, contractor discovery and consented installer routing — through MCP and REST. By Viridis LLC.

The public catalog supports solar, weatherization, EV charging, home batteries and heat-pump planning. Twelve tools need no key to start. Estimates and scores use supplied facts and stated assumptions; they do not establish site suitability, incentive eligibility, installation approval or verified savings.

Your first call — no key

curl -X POST https://api.energyaisolution.com/api/v1/agent/check_incentives \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"args":{"zipCode":"59715"}}'

This requests incentive source guidance for a US ZIP. For a production estimate, use estimate_production with {"zipCode":"59715","systemKw":6}. For a provisional score, use get_node_score with {"zipCode":"59715","serviceType":"solar","monthlyBillRange":"150_250"}. These informational tools accept omitted inputs with documented assumptions or broader guidance; inspect the live schema for the job you need.

Related MCP server: EnergyAtIt MCP Server

No-key tools and allowances

The five informational tools share 20 anonymous calls per caller per 24 hours. A free key includes 100 informational calls per rolling 30 days. Sustained informational use requires an active Builder subscription; prepaid credit funds priced commercial tools.

Informational tool

What you get

check_incentives

Source-linked incentive guidance by country and postal code; eligibility remains unverified.

estimate_production

A modeled annual solar production range with assumptions.

get_node_score

A provisional seven-axis score and next action from supplied property facts.

list_guides

US home-energy guides by state and topic, with sources and canonical links.

get_guide

One source-cited guide by returned slug.

These seven tools remain free without a key:

Tool

What you get

get_quote_link

Optional household assessment and human-review handoffs; no project submission or payment.

get_power_passport_link

A website handoff for a candidate site and workload; scope review precedes payment.

get_power_service_quote

A signed, time-limited quote for a Power Screen; creating the quote does not spend funds.

route_lead

A consented homeowner project submitted to the guarded installer-matching workflow. Unmatched projects may remain recorded.

create_builder_key

A production key after the human operator has authorized the Terms and Privacy Policy.

get_builder_upgrade_link

A human activation, Builder or prepaid handoff; the caller cannot accept terms or pay for the human.

find_local_installers

Public-reputation contractor options. Public listings do not imply EnergyAI vetting, endorsement or partnership.

Hourly safety limits also apply: 120 calls per caller, with route_lead limited to 10 per hour. Read each tool's schema and consent requirements before submitting information or requesting a key.

Connect an MCP client

{ "mcpServers": {
  "energyai": { "type": "http", "url": "https://api.energyaisolution.com/mcp" }
}}
claude mcp add --transport http energyai https://api.energyaisolution.com/mcp

For OpenAI function calling or other tool clients, fetch the function specification. See examples/ for Python and shell clients.

Review an installer quote

After authorized key activation, call review_installer_quote on the full MCP endpoint with postalCode and redacted quoteText (at most 6,000 characters), or an assessmentId belonging to the Builder account. Use serviceType for solar, battery, EV charging, efficiency or heat pumps. No prior assessment setup is required.

The public price is $0.10 per call, covered by a new key's three eligible commercial trials. The result provides source-matched terms, practical installer questions and explicit unknowns. It is automated decision support; human review, price fairness, incentive eligibility and useful household delivery are not established by a successful tool response.

bootstrap_energy_project also costs $0.10 and creates persisted project context, a provisional score, an input-coverage map and a reusable assessmentId when a quote is not yet available. Use free check_incentives for general guidance; the paid get_energy_incentives requires a completed assessment.

New keys include three trial calls for eligible tools priced at $0.25 or less, after operator-authorized Terms acceptance. Builder is $19/month with $20 in monthly tool credit; prepaid top-ups remain available with a $5 minimum. Consult live pricing and plan details before a billed call, and use an operator-approved spending ceiling. Key creation, terms acceptance and subscription activation are separate steps.

If the operator has not authorized the Terms and Privacy Policy, present the human activation link from get_builder_upgrade_link. Store a returned key securely; never print it in a user-visible reply. record_quote_review_outcome is a free, keyed tool for recording actual operator-confirmed usefulness and household delivery status; never infer that feedback from technical success.

  1. Retrieve the current consentTextForRouting from check_incentives.

  2. Show that text verbatim to the homeowner and record their agreement and timestamp.

  3. Call route_lead with the required project and contact details, consentText and consentTimestamp. Alternate consent language requires an explicit consentVersion.

  4. Report the returned leadId and actual routing status. Prefer get_quote_link when consent is not already available.

The current public quote handoff describes an authenticated referral incentive as 20% non-cash EnergyAI tool credit after verified purchase. Disclose that interest, preserve the customer price and independent review, and consult the current terms. This is not a cash bounty or evidence that a purchase occurred.

Public research context

The physics ledger presents platform-reported research context and metrics. Model-based estimates, software checks and reported metrics do not by themselves establish measured physical energy, empirical performance or a certified thermodynamic bound.

Manifests

Both manifests in manifests/ match the official registry's active latest v1.3.0 entries observed on October 7, 2026. The live catalog also reports v1.3.0. Registry presence and endpoint responses are availability evidence; they do not establish adoption, paid delivery, repeat use or revenue.

This repository contains documentation and client examples. The service is hosted separately; merging these files does not publish a registry version, deploy the service or activate a customer account.

License

Documentation and examples: MIT. The hosted service is © Viridis LLC.

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