Server health + data-source catalog probe.

Doubles as the canonical version/health endpoint: returns server_version so agents can confirm which release they are talking to. Also returns the full upstream-source catalog with cache TTLs, freshness expectations, and licenses — useful when deciding whether a stale cached response is OK or a re-fetch is needed.

Returns: server_version, server_name, transport, tool_count, asof, sources (list of {source, source_url, freshness, cache_ttl_seconds, license}), note.

Get the latest earthquake events from PHIVOLCS.

Get the full bulletin for a PHIVOLCS earthquake event.

Get current alert level for Philippine volcanoes.

Get weather forecast for a Philippine location.

Uses PAGASA TenDay API when PAGASA_API_TOKEN is set, Open-Meteo otherwise.

Get active tropical cyclones in/near the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).

Returns empty list if none active. If the PAGASA bulletin page is unreachable, returns {results: [], upstream_error: true, caveats} instead, so an outage is never read as "no active typhoons".

Get active PAGASA weather alerts and advisories.

The PAGASA homepage embeds alert names ("Heavy Rainfall Warning", "Flood Advisory") in its navigation menu and breadcrumbs as well as in actual active-warning sections. We can reliably detect the "No Active Warnings" state but cannot yet isolate active warnings from chrome text. To avoid fabricated advisories, this tool returns [] with a caveat when the page is reachable but the state is ambiguous, and [] with the explicit "no active warnings" signal when the homepage says so. For real-time advisories, call bagong.pagasa.dost.gov.ph directly.

Search PH government procurement from PhilGEPS open data.

Note: the PhilGEPS public portal does not expose server-side search for external clients, so this tool fetches the latest ~100 bid notices and filters them in-memory. Data is cached 6 hours. Keyword/agency/region filters are applied client-side (case-insensitive substring match).

Aggregate procurement statistics over the latest notices cached from PhilGEPS.

Philippine population from PSA OpenSTAT (2020 Census).

Poverty incidence from PSA (latest: 2023 Full-Year).

Headline consumer-price inflation (year-on-year, all items) from PSA.

Source: PSA OpenSTAT Consumer Price Index, 2018-based. The tool discovers the current CPI series by text (never a hardcoded table id) and returns the most recently published month's year-on-year change. Reports the exact reference period — PSA publishes with a lag, so this is the latest available figure, not necessarily the current month.

Key labor-force indicators from the PSA Labor Force Survey.

Returns labor-force participation, employment, unemployment, and underemployment rates for the latest published reference period. The PSA key-indicator series is national; a region argument is recorded as a caveat because this table has no regional breakdown.

National health indicators from PSA OpenSTAT (subject 1D).

With no argument, returns the curated national headline set (maternal mortality ratio and total fertility rate). Pass a free-text indicator to fuzzy-match any table published under the Health subject — the available list is browse-discovered, never hardcoded.

Fuzzy-resolve a Philippine place name to its canonical PSGC record.

Browse children of a PSGC node, or top-level regions when parent_code is None.

Return the full chain region -> province -> city/municipality -> barangay for one PSGC code.

Search Philippine government infrastructure projects.

Backed by PhilGEPS open notice listing filtered for infra-related work (construction / road / bridge / flood control / drainage / school building / civil works). Source: https://www.philgeps.gov.ph/. Approved budget amounts are not published in the open notice listing, so cost_php is null in most records. The DPWH transparency portal API is currently blocked by Cloudflare and not used.

Return the full record for one infrastructure project by project_id.

Aggregate infrastructure procurement statistics over the latest PhilGEPS window.

Multi-hazard risk assessment combining PHIVOLCS + PAGASA.

Makes parallel upstream calls to PHIVOLCS (earthquakes, volcano alert levels) and PAGASA (active typhoons, weather alerts). Expect 3-6 second response time.

Flag PhilGEPS infrastructure projects that warrant further review by cross-referencing PHIVOLCS earthquakes and PAGASA typhoon footprints.

This tool emits heuristic anomaly indicators, not accusations. Every flagged item ships with the rule that fired and a disclaimer noting that patterns may have legitimate explanations.

Heuristic rules:

• duplicate_titles_same_agency: same agency files multiple notices with effectively identical titles (case-insensitive) within the window

• high_cost_no_published_progress: cost_php exceeds min_cost_php. The PhilGEPS open listing publishes no progress data for ANY notice, so this is a cost-threshold transparency flag, not a project-specific "progress is missing" finding.

• hazard_overlap: project location keywords overlap with a recent PHIVOLCS earthquake (>=M4.0 in last 30d) or an active PAGASA typhoon footprint, suggesting urgency or post-disaster reconstruction context

One-call correlated civic profile for a Philippine location.

Resolves the place once to its PSA Standard Geographic Code, then composes demographics (population, poverty), economy (regional inflation, national labor), procurement activity, multi-hazard risk, and the short-range weather outlook — in a single agent turn instead of eight. Adds derived cross-source context (e.g. infrastructure notices per 100k residents) so the caller does not have to normalize raw counts itself.

Daily solar irradiance + climate variables from NASA POWER for any coordinate.

Returns daily all-sky surface shortwave irradiance (kWh/m²/day), 2m temperature (°C), corrected precipitation (mm/day), and 2m wind speed (m/s). Useful for solar energy siting, agricultural planning, and historical climate analysis.

Real-time air quality for a Philippine city via Open-Meteo (no API key).

Returns PM2.5, PM10, CO, NO2, SO2, O3 plus European AQI and US AQI with category interpretation. Covers ~80 major PH cities via local coordinate table. For unlisted locations, caller can pass coordinates directly via the latitude/longitude form in a future version.

NASA MODIS MOD13Q1 NDVI + EVI vegetation index at any coordinate.

NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) ranges -1..1. Higher values indicate denser healthy vegetation. EVI is more sensitive in high-biomass areas. Composite period is 16 days at 250m resolution. Useful for agricultural monitoring, deforestation tracking, drought stress indicators.

Philippine-region earthquakes from USGS, cross-reference to PHIVOLCS.

Returns events inside the PH bounding box (lat 4..22, lng 115..130) that USGS has catalogued, including international-standard Mww/Mwc magnitudes and depth solutions. Complements PHIVOLCS with global-network analysis.

Historical tropical cyclone tracks that passed through the Philippine AOR.

Sourced from NOAA IBTrACS (International Best Track Archive) — the authoritative global archive for tropical cyclone tracks. Filtered to the Western Pacific basin + coordinates inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility, aggregated per storm. Returns peak intensity, minimum pressure, and track period.

World Bank macroeconomic/social indicator for the Philippines.

Accepts a World Bank indicator code (e.g. 'NY.GDP.MKTP.CD') or a friendly alias (e.g. 'gdp', 'poverty_ratio', 'inflation', 'urban_population_pct').

List one level of the PSA OpenSTAT statistical catalog.

OpenSTAT publishes roughly 2,900 tables across 27 subjects. This walks that tree one level at a time so an agent can find a dataset without guessing a table id.

Read the dimensions and valid value codes of one PSA OpenSTAT dataset.

Call this before query_psa_dataset. The query tool needs an explicit value code for every dimension, and those codes live here.

Run one bounded query against a PSA OpenSTAT dataset.

Every dimension needs an explicit list of value codes from describe_psa_dataset. That is a hard requirement, not a convention: PXWeb expands an unselected dimension to all of its values, and PSA answers the resulting full-cube request with an HTTP 403.