MCP server for the ArcNautical API: screen any vessel by IMO for sanctions, ownership opacity and vetting grade from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. The check needs no API key. Local (stdio) or remote at https://mcp.arcnautical.com/mcp.
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ARCNAUTICAL_API_KEYAPI keyoptionalOptional. Self-serve at https://arcnautical.com/arcnautical.html#/developer-api; unlocks the full screening record, batches and voyage scoring. check_vessel and find_port work without it.
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check_vesselScreen one vessel by IMO number against OFAC SDN, EU, UN, UK OFSI and OpenSanctions, with an ownership-opacity scoreScreen one vessel by IMO number against OFAC SDN, EU, UN, UK OFSI and OpenSanctions, with an ownership-opacity score
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find_portResolve a port name, country or partial UN/LOCODE to the LOCODEs the routing engine knows. Routes are addressed byResolve a port name, country or partial UN/LOCODE to the LOCODEs the routing engine knows. Routes are addressed by
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screen_vesselThe authenticated screening record for one vessel: every sanctions match with its source list, programme andThe authenticated screening record for one vessel: every sanctions match with its source list, programme and
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screen_vesselsBatch-screen a list of IMO numbers and wait for the results (up to two minutes). Returns one verdict per hull plus theBatch-screen a list of IMO numbers and wait for the results (up to two minutes). Returns one verdict per hull plus the
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get_screeningFetch a stored screening record by id — the audit copy, retained ten years. Needs ARCNAUTICAL_API_KEY.Fetch a stored screening record by id — the audit copy, retained ten years. Needs ARCNAUTICAL_API_KEY.
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score_voyageRoute risk between two ports (UN/LOCODEs): a 0–100 score, risk level, the signals driving it (war-risk areas, piracy,Route risk between two ports (UN/LOCODEs): a 0–100 score, risk level, the signals driving it (war-risk areas, piracy,
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get_usageLive and test usage, remaining allowance, reset time, batch limits and monitor capacity for the configured key.Live and test usage, remaining allowance, reset time, batch limits and monitor capacity for the configured key.
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MCP server for the ArcNautical API: screen any vessel by IMO for sanctions, ownership opacity and vetting grade from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. The check needs no API key. Local (stdio) or remote at https://mcp.arcnautical.com/mcp.
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