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PermitAI NEPA MCP Toolkit: MCP servers for federal environmental data, regulatory research, and geospatial screening to support permitting workflows.

概览

Federal environmental data and regulatory research for AI-assisted NEPA workflows NEPA MCP is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server layer of the PermitAI toolkit. It gives AI agents structured access to federal environmental, regulatory, biological, cultural, socioeconomic, and jurisdictional data used in NEPA screening and permitting research. The current inventory includes 23 MCP servers, 56 MCP tools, and 32 GIS layers. Together, the tools and layers represent . These capabilities draw on public data from 13 federal agencies, along with interagency and nonfederal sources. The MCP Tool Catalog provides the complete server and tool inventory. The Map Composer MCP server queries public GIS services from eight federal data publishers at request time. It can compose selected results into an interactive map or a provenance-rich GeoJSON export. NEPA MCP is a screening and research aid.

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NEPA MCP is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server layer of the PermitAI toolkit. It gives AI agents structured access to federal environmental, regulatory, biological, cultural, socioeconomic, and jurisdictional data used in NEPA screening and permitting research.

The current inventory includes 23 MCP servers, 56 MCP tools, and 32 GIS layers. Together, the tools and layers represent 88 environmental and regulatory research capabilities. These capabilities draw on public data from 13 federal agencies, along with interagency and nonfederal sources.

The MCP Tool Catalog provides the complete server and tool inventory. The Map Composer MCP server queries public GIS services from eight federal data publishers at request time. It can

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安装

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