"namespace:org.io-aerospace" matching MCP tools:

• export_compliance

  freight-pulse

  Check whether it is LEGAL to EXPORT a given product to a destination, and whether it needs an export LICENCE — the goods-side trade-compliance question (NOT denied-party / sanctioned-person screening, which is a separate regulated process this tool does NOT perform). Pass a product description (reusing the same HS classifier as get_landed_cost) or an HS code + the lane. It classifies the goods against the DUAL-USE control lists (a modeled ECCN / EU Annex-I dual-use category: advanced electronics, encryption/information-security, sensors & lasers, navigation, aerospace, nuclear, special materials, machine tools, controlled telecom), reads the DESTINATION's embargo / restriction level (comprehensive embargo, arms/dual-use embargo, licence-required, partial, or permissive — modeled at a high level), and runs the decision tree: a dual-use good to an embargoed destination is BLOCKED; a dual-use good to a licence-required destination needs a LICENCE; an ordinary good to a permissive destination is likely PERMITTED; and anything ambiguous returns REVIEW-REQUIRED. ⚠️ THIS IS THE MOST LEGALLY SENSITIVE TOOL. The classification, the dual-use flag and the embargo list are a MODELED, SIMPLIFIED, NON-AUTHORITATIVE planning aid — NOT legal advice, NOT an official commodity classification (e.g. BIS CCATS), and NOT a current sanctions determination. Lists change; control hinges on exact technical parameters and end-use. You MUST verify with your government licensing authority (US BIS / the relevant EU member-state authority) and qualified trade-compliance counsel before exporting (regla 7). PREMIUM: pay per call with x402 (USDC on Base) or a prepaid key. Same UN/LOCODE port normalization as get_spot_rate.

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• smithsonian_find_related

  smithsonian-mcp-server

  Discover objects across Smithsonian collections related to a given anchor object. Fetches the anchor object's metadata (culture, period, object type, maker names, topic terms), then fans out up to 4 parallel searches using different metadata signals as queries. Deduplicates against the anchor and interleaves results across the fan-out signals so each signal contributes. Cross-museum discovery is the differentiator — an NASM aerospace anchor may surface related objects from NMNH, SAAM, and NMAH.

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• government-contract-intel

  The Stall

  Federal government contract award tracker via USASpending.gov (no API key). The U.S. government awards $700B+ annually — this cap surfaces who wins the money, how much, and for what. Mode 'company' (company_name): all federal contracts awarded to a named company — which agencies, what amounts, optional last-N-days filter. Essential for defense/aerospace (Lockheed, Raytheon, Northrop), tech government contractors (Palantir, Leidos, SAIC, Booz Allen), and healthcare (McKesson, UnitedHealth). Mode 'recent' (days, min_amount_millions): market-wide feed of largest new awards in the last N days, optional floor filter. Mode 'agency' (agency_name, days): what contracts has a federal agency (DoD, HHS, NASA, DHS) awarded recently and to whom. All data from FPDS-NG via USASpending.gov, updated daily. $0.015/call.

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