Vehicle data for AI: VIN decoder, automotive specs, stolen checks, valuation and way more.
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes the Vincario API to AI agents and LLM clients. Enables AI assistants to decode VINs, check stolen vehicle databases, and retrieve market valuations through natural language. | Decode a VIN and return detailed vehicle information | | List available fields for a given VIN (free endpoint) | | Check if a VIN appears in stolen vehicle databases | |…
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes the Vincario API to AI agents and LLM clients. Enables AI assistants to decode VINs, check stolen vehicle databases, and retrieve market valuations through natural language. | Decode a VIN and return detailed vehicle information | | List available fields for a given VIN (free endpoint) | | Check if a VIN appears in stolen vehicle databases | | Get market valuation for a vehicle (supports odometer input) | Vincario API key — passed via HTTP…
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