IBGE: Área territorial brasileira

IBGE: Área territorial brasileira for Claude, ChatGPT, and AI agents

IBGE: Área territorial brasileira, query from the official source. Hosted by the platform, with no platform credentials, pay per query with prepaid credit.

• 📊 1 tool

• 🔒 Read-only

• 💭 Works with any MCP client: Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Cline, Continue

• 🔑 Login via magic-link (no password)

English version · Full documentation · Skills for agents

Installer in 1 click

Claude (Web and Desktop)

Anthropic unified MCP installation on claude.ai/customize/connectors. The same link works for Claude Web and Claude Desktop (just log in):

➕ Open in Claude and connect

Manual (if the deeplink does open): claude.ai/customize/connectors → + → Add custom connector → paste Name IBGE: Área territorial and URL https://api.mcp.ai/pibge_area_territorial.

Cursor

➕ Install IBGE: Área territorial brasileira in Cursor

VS Code (Copilot Chat)

➕ Install IBGE: Área territorial brasileira on VS Code

ChatGP, Ch Unknown...

Original marker? The heading "ChatSUA" is "### ChatGP, Unknown... no. Wait we need "Chat, Chat, ChatS... let's carefully restore.

Original:

"### ChatGPT, Manus, Manus, OpenClaw and more 40+ clients"

"### ChatGPT, Manus, Manus, OpenClaw e mais 40+ clientes" -> "### ChatGPT, Manus, Manus, OpenClaw, and more 40+ clients" Note "mais" is "more" - "mais 40+" -> "over 40+"? Better "and 40+ more clients". We'll say "and 40+ clients". "mais" can be "more". Let's use "### ChatGPT, Manus, Manus, OpenClClaw, and 40+ clients". Since source says "e mais 40+ clientes" - "and more than 40 clients" or "and 40+ clients". "more" in "mais" - "and more 40+ clients"?

In Portuguese "mais clientes" = "more clients". "e mais 40+ clientes" = "and more 40+ clients" (unwieldy). Better: "and 40+ more clients". OK.

But "OpenClaw" (OpenClaw) product. Keep.

Paragraph: "Works with any MCP client that supports MCP over HTTP. The server URL is always:" then GXP1.

"Details by client: INSTALL.md."

The original is "Detalhes por cliente:" - "Details per cliente". "Details for each client" good.

Now, the content of GXP1 and GXP2 are placeholders; we leave as is.

Now, ensure "GXP1" is likely a URL placeholder? The instruction says keep placeholders, so no translation.

Now produce final.

Let's make sure all lines are present:

• "## Install in 1 click" - translate "Instalar em 1 clique" -> "Install in 1 click" or "Install in 1 click". I'd use "## One-click install"? But preserve "em 1" maybe "Install in 1 click". "One-click install" changes phrase. Use "## Install in 1 click".

• "Magic-link (no password" - actual "Login via magic-link (no password)" fine.

• "Pricing" - "Preços" -> "Pricing" maybe "Prices". "## Pricing" is common. In Portuguese "Preços" plural "Prices". In heading, maybe "## Pricing". Use "## Pricing".

• "Privacy & LGPD" - good.

• "## FAQ" but "Perguntas" etc. I prefer "## Frequently asked questions" but "FAQ" common. The phrase is "Perguntas freqüentes" literal "Frequently asked questions" not "Frequently asked questions"? Actually "faq" acronym. In Portuguese "Perguntas frequentes" translates to "Fferably asked questions" -> American English "Frequently asked questions" or "FAQ". We'll use "## Frequently asked questions" (U.S. standard "FAQ" but write out "Frequently asked questions").

• For "Licença" -> "License".

Now, consider "GXP1" formatting: It may be a place on a line alone. In the input, it's on an empty line after a paragraph and before "Detalhes". We keep.

Also "GXP2" after "## Exemplos de uso" maybe there's a blank line and then GXP2, then blank line, then ***. We'll keep.

Now, possible need to preserve line "Está" etc.

Let's now craft the final markdown text in a code block? The answer should be only the translation, no wrapper. We'll output as plain text.

One more nuance: The instruction "Translate prose only. Keep the following verbatim in the source script, including where they appear in running text without backticks:" Then list includes "Product, project, organization, and repository names (Claude Desktop, Playwright, CH, owner/m y-server)." The list has examples: "Claud Desktop, Playwright, Node.s," but these may not all appear. In our text there is "claude.co" - the source uses "Claude" as "Claude". Keep.

Also "Text inside inline code (...) and placeholders (e.g. XP1, XP2)". So we keep ibge_area_territorial_consulta inline.

Also in raw HTML, but none.

Let's now output.

Check translations for "pague por consulta" - "pay per aquery" or "pay by query". Use "pay per query".

"consultar in fonte oficial" - "query from the official source". Good.

"sem credenciais da plataforma" - "no platform credentials" good.

"O servidor é proprietário (hospedado)" - "server is trademark" no "proprietary (hosted)" good. Note "proprietary" in Portuguese "proprietário" means "owned" by someone. In English "proprietary" is accurate (closed-source). Good.

"Este repósitorio é o wrapper público com..." - "This repo is the public wrapper..." But "wrapper" in Portuguese is the English "wrapper" (a wrapper). Good.

"os dados retornados pelas tools" - in Portuguese "tools" kept? It says "format:" no, "as tools" transp? Actually "tools" is a loanword. But it's not in list of brands? We translate: "the data returned by the tools" (tools = "tools").

"SDL glit" etc no.

Now, produce final translation.

Need to ensure there's no markdown code fence. Just output.

Let's type final carefully with all lines.