CivicDataForge — Official Public-Records Data for AI Agents

CivicDataForge gives MCP-compatible agents structured access to official government records through the Apify MCP gateway. The current bundle focuses on short-term-rental permits, federal healthcare exclusions, childcare licensing and compliance, and NYC film permits.

Website: https://civicdataforge.pages.dev

Apify Store: https://apify.com/civicdataforge

Live STR proof: https://apify.com/civicdataforge/str-permit-registry/examples/check-orlando-str-permits

Add the remote MCP server

Use this Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=civicdataforge/leie-exclusion-screening,civicdataforge/str-permit-registry,civicdataforge/texas-childcare-licensing,civicdataforge/nyc-film-permits

Send your Apify API token in the Authorization header:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN

An Apify account and API token are required. Each Actor has its own pricing, input schema, source notes, and usage limits on its Store page.

Related MCP server: nyc-property-intel

Current tools

Fastest proof path

The public Orlando task runs the STR Actor with a bounded input and exposes the resulting official records, field structure, source links, and integration routes:

https://apify.com/civicdataforge/str-permit-registry/examples/check-orlando-str-permits

For a downloadable evaluation artifact, the website publishes a 100-row STR sample covering all 29 supported jurisdictions together with a SHA-256 checksum:

https://civicdataforge.pages.dev/str-permit-sample

Use boundary

These tools support research and compliance workflows. They are not consumer reports and must not be used as the sole basis for credit, insurance, employment, housing, or other eligibility decisions. Preserve the official source links and review the source-specific limitations documented by each Actor.

Repository scope and license

This repository publishes discovery and connection metadata for the hosted remote MCP endpoint; the data Actors run on Apify. Repository metadata and documentation are MIT-licensed. Government-source terms and record-level use restrictions remain source-specific and are documented on the corresponding Actor pages.