Prepare Algerian consular procedures with offices, sources, and interactive checklists.
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https://mcp.bab-aljazair.larabi.fr/mcp5 tools · 1461mslist_consular_officesList all Algerian consular offices in France with their jurisdictions and official websites. Use when the user wants the network or needs to choose manually.List all Algerian consular offices in France with their jurisdictions and official websites. Use when the user wants the network or needs to choose manually.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| language | string | Response language: Arabic, Tamazight (Kabyle), English, or French. |
locate_consular_officeResolve the Algerian consular office normally responsible for a residence in France. Accepts a postal code, department number, city, or office name.Resolve the Algerian consular office normally responsible for a residence in France. Accepts a postal code, department number, city, or office name.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| language | string | Response language: Arabic, Tamazight (Kabyle), English, or French. |
| residence* | string | French postal code, department number, city, or consular office name. |
search_consular_proceduresSearch the Bab Aljazair catalogue of Algerian consular procedures. Use this to resolve procedure IDs from the user’s natural-language intent. Optionally include an office to expose the research level.Search the Bab Aljazair catalogue of Algerian consular procedures. Use this to resolve procedure IDs from the user’s natural-language intent. Optionally include an office to expose the research level.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| language | string | Response language: Arabic, Tamazight (Kabyle), English, or French. |
| limit | integer | — |
| officeId | string | — |
| query | string | — |
| theme | string | — |
get_consular_procedureReturn the concise, office-aware checklist data for one consular procedure without rendering a widget. Preserve the research disclosure in any explanation.Return the concise, office-aware checklist data for one consular procedure without rendering a widget. Preserve the research disclosure in any explanation.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| applicants | array | Optional applicants used to tailor person-specific requirements. |
| language | string | Response language: Arabic, Tamazight (Kabyle), English, or French. |
| officeId* | string | Consular office identifier returned by an office tool. |
| procedureId* | string | Procedure identifier returned by the search tool. |
show_consular_dossierRender an interactive Bab Aljazair dossier checklist for a resolved office and procedure. Use once the office and procedure IDs are known, especially when the user wants to prepare, personalize, or track the dossier.Render an interactive Bab Aljazair dossier checklist for a resolved office and procedure. Use once the office and procedure IDs are known, especially when the user wants to prepare, personalize, or track the dossier.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| applicants | array | Optional applicants used to tailor person-specific requirements. |
| language | string | Response language: Arabic, Tamazight (Kabyle), English, or French. |
| officeId* | string | Consular office identifier returned by an office tool. |
| procedureId* | string | Procedure identifier returned by the search tool. |
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