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Enables AI agents to discover and access 800TB+ of public geospatial data from Source Cooperative, with tools for listing organizations, products, files, and fuzzy search.

Enables users to look up, search and compare the listing and submission requirements that Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and the Official MCP Registry impose on connectors and plugins. Every answer comes from a bundled, read-only dataset and carries source citations, an evidence label and the date the requirement was last verified.

26 US federal data domains as 23 MCP tools. Ed25519 signed responses. Free, no API key.

A comprehensive MCP server that makes official UAE open data queryable through natural language, offering tools for source discovery, dataset search, spatial joins, and intelligence recipes.

Enables AI agents to retrieve free, source-linked decision methods and optional decision packs through MCP tools such as catalog, method, sample_pack, and pack_offer. It operates without model calls and disables payments by default.

CC0 open-data registry of community support helplines worldwide. TypeScript MCP server providing verified contacts with citation, staleness, and country-context guardrails. 15+ countries indexed.

Read-only MCP server for Energinet's public Energi Data Service. Enables dataset search, arbitrary dataset queries with filters, and CO2 emissions retrieval for DK1/DK2 without an API key.

MCP server for the Korean National Assembly Open API, enabling querying of bills, members, votes, committees, and more via natural language.

Enables agents to discover, inspect, and query municipal open datasets from data.seattle.gov through Socrata SODA2, with bounded reads, aggregates, and reference guidance.

An MCP server that provides weather forecasts and current conditions for any city via the free Open-Meteo API, with no API key or account required.

Federated, license-verified search across open-access museum collections — currently The Met, Cleveland, AIC, Wikimedia Commons, and Europeana, with more being added. Strict-default-deny rights gate accepts only CC0 / Public Domain Mark, returning reuse-safe artwork with citations in three styles.

Enables AI clients to search and read over 2,400 New York City public datasets through the Socrata SODA API, with ready-made tools for restaurant health inspections and 311 service requests plus general dataset discovery and querying.

Provides hourly and daily weather forecasts using the free Open-Meteo API without requiring an API key.

Enables Claude to pull free, citable financial data for comps and DCF work — standardized SEC EDGAR XBRL financials, filing links, FRED Treasury yields, market prices and beta — with every value returned alongside its source concept, accession and filing URL. Provides read-only tools for company lookup, financials, filings, market data and peer comparison tables that need no API key.

Enables answering questions about Ukrainian open data from the data.gov.ua CKAN portal by searching datasets, inspecting resource schemas, and running read-only SQL aggregates over a single tabular resource. Every data-backed answer is computed from retrieved data and returned with machine-readable provenance, and unsupported or unanswerable requests are refused rather than guessed.

A Model Context Protocol server for the CBS Open Data OData API, enabling AI assistants to query, filter, and explore CBS statistics.

Enables access to Hong Kong government's official open data portal (DATA.GOV.HK) through natural language queries. Supports searching datasets, browsing categories, and retrieving detailed information about Hong Kong's public data resources.

MCP server for Korean public institution information, enabling AI clients to search, compare, and analyze disclosure data, public services, laws, and news.

Provides weather information through MCP tools, including city search, current weather, forecasts, comparisons, and warmest day identification, using the Open-Meteo API.