datagraph-city-mcp-server

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v1.7.2DataGraphMITUpdated 3mo agonpmGitHub

Model Context Protocol server for DataGraph API. Query NYC urban data (subway, DOB permits, property sales, crime, demographics) and civic programs (Un-Lonely NYC, KC violence prevention) using GOSR framework (Goal-Obstacles-Solutions-Resources).

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AuthorDataGraph
LicenseMIT
Version1.7.2
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Dependencies60 resolved · 1 with advisories
Tool surface12 tools · none privileged
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get_locality_schemaNo description published

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get_usage_statsNo description published

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explore_locality_dataNo description published

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localityNo description published

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analyze_gosr_datasetNo description published

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datasetNo description published

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focusNo description published

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cypher_query_builderNo description published

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Model Context Protocol server for DataGraph API. Query NYC urban data (subway, DOB permits, property sales, crime, demographics) and civic programs (Un-Lonely NYC, KC violence prevention) using GOSR framework (Goal-Obstacles-Solutions-Resources).

Keywords
mcpdatagraphurban-datagraphraggosrcivic-techreal-estatenyckansas-citycity-datalonelinessviolence-preventionbuilding-permitscrime-datademographics
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