"k6" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to browse and fetch official Bank of Korea economic statistics — searching 800+ statistic tables, listing sub-series items, and pulling headline indicators like money supply, exchange rates, interest rates, CPI, GDP growth, and household debt as time series. Supports daily, monthly, quarterly, and annual series through both a hosted MCP endpoint and a local stdio server.

A read-only MCP server providing access to various Korean public data such as subway arrivals, weather, fine dust, bike availability, real estate, and more.

Wraps the Korean Public Procurement Service's bid award information API, enabling users to query bid results, openings, and detailed execution data.

MCP server for searching Korean public procurement bid notices (나라장터) using natural language.

Enables querying Korean procurement corporate profiles and qualifications using business registration numbers through natural language, leveraging the public data API from data.go.kr.

Provides AI assistants with programmatic access to the National Library of Sweden's digitized historical newspapers, enabling full-text search, filtering, timelines, and image retrieval across over 2.2 million pages.

MCP server that wraps the Korean government's '나라장터 사전규격정보서비스' API, enabling natural language search and retrieval of public procurement pre-specifications through simplified tools.

Enables AI assistants to query and analyze Korean public procurement data from the Korea Public Procurement Service (G2B/Nuri) via 14 services and 156 operations, including bid announcements, contracts, prices, and statistics.

Local read-only MCP server for Kwangwoon University notices, providing metadata-only crawling and cached notice access through a local STDIO server.

Provides tools to search Korean food nutrition data from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) database, enabling natural language queries for food composition details.

Provides access to Seoul public data including subway passenger statistics and cultural event information through a Model Context Protocol server.

42 developer tools through one MCP install

MCP server for South Korean election research, providing tools to search candidates, retrieve election results, and lookup campaign booklet texts using NEC open data and the krpoltext dataset.

Enables AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor to search Korean public procurement bid announcements, view detailed bid information, access pre-specifications, and analyze award history from 나라장터 (Public Procurement Service), with source links and no installation or API key required for basic use.

Enables browsing, searching, and pulling time series from Statistics Korea's KOSIS database, covering ~100,000 tables on population, prices, employment, trade, and industry.

Query São Paulo's traffic violation (AIT) data from the last 36 months via a read-only MCP tool, accessing official Prefeitura de São Paulo sources. It is a hosted, prepaid service that works with any MCP client.

Enables AI agents to search the live FRED series catalog and retrieve historical economic observations so they can answer economic questions with real Federal Reserve data.

Enables AI agents to retrieve real-time Korean corporate disclosure events, including material filings, company timelines, and filing details, through MCP tools with pay-per-call USDC settlement via x402 and no API key or account required.

Enables exploration and interaction with South Korea's Public Data Portal (OpenAPI) through keyword search, standard documentation retrieval, and direct API endpoint calls with automatic service key injection.

Provides read-only access to the Family Office Knowledge Graph, enabling resolution of family offices, retrieval of public records with provenance, and listing of events, aliases, and nodes.