"Node-RED" matching MCP servers:

Enables natural language conversations with Spain's electrical grid data through Claude, providing real-time access to electricity demand, generation, prices, and emissions data from Red Eléctrica de España (REE).

Enables querying Red Hat security data including CSAF advisories, CVEs, and OVAL streams through natural language.

Fetches Spanish electricity prices (PVPC) from Red Eléctrica de España's API, providing hourly tariff data for different geographical areas and customizable date ranges.

Enables reviewers to search Kenyan public procurement awards, run integrity red-flag checks, benchmark prices and profile suppliers. It also lets the agent file sourced flags and draft committee reports, both gated behind approval by a named human.

Retrieves Tenders Electronic Daily (EU public procurement) notices by publication number.

Provides free energy intelligence APIs for AI agents: solar production estimates, US clean-energy incentives by ZIP, home Energy Node Scores, contractor search, and consented installer routing.

Enables access to PJM Interconnection's real-time wholesale electricity prices by node, generation by fuel type, and seven-day load forecasts through MCP tools for feed lookup, LMP, fuel mix, and load forecast queries.

Enables users to search and vet US financial advisors, brokers, and firms using live FINRA BrokerCheck public records, returning registration status, disclosures, employment history, ranked plain-English red flags, and suggested questions to ask. Supports name-based searches and full profiles by CRD number for both individuals and firms.

Provides financial stock analysis for U.S. public companies via SEC EDGAR APIs, offering tools to resolve companies, retrieve filings, calculate profitability metrics, compare periods, detect red flags, and get audit evidence, all without API keys.

Enables AI agents to search and retrieve FRED economic time series, including vintage (as-published) data, with tools for series search, observation retrieval, release calendar, revision history, and more.

A local MCP server that gives Claude and other MCP clients access to Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) — 800,000+ economic time series covering GDP, inflation, employment, interest rates, and more.

Provides real-time Seoul city data including population congestion, traffic, parking, transit, bikes, EV chargers, weather, events, commercial, accidents, alerts, and news across 121 locations using Seoul Open Data API.

Enables LLM agents to query US macroeconomic time series from FRED, including GDP, CPI, unemployment, and interest rates, for contextual research.

Provides access to Japanese statistical standard area codes (標準地域コード) from official government data, enabling users to list and search area codes by prefecture or municipality name.

Enables AI agents to search, count, and validate EU public-procurement notices from the Tenders Electronic Daily database through read-only, keyless queries using keyword, country, CPV, date-range, and expert-syntax filters. It can run locally over stdio or as a token-protected HTTPS connector, returning notice titles, buyers, values, and links.

Provides access to over 800,000 economic time series from the Federal Reserve, allowing users to browse, search, and retrieve data for indicators like GDP and unemployment. It supports custom date ranges and data transformations such as percentage changes or frequency aggregations.

Enables MCP clients to search and fetch FCC Electronic Comment Filing System data, including filings, proceedings, documents, and inboxes, through the public ECFS API.

Enables searching and retrieving economic data from the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) API, including time series, categories, releases, and popular indicators.

Provide access to the LittleSis API to track corporate power and accountability. Enable querying and exploring relationships and entities related to corporate influence. Facilitate integration of corporate data into LLM applications for enhanced context and insights.

Enables querying and retrieving Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) including series, categories, releases, sources, and tags, with support for stdio and HTTP transports and bring-your-own-key authentication.