MCP server for the AUTO.RIA (ria.com) used-car API: search, listings, AI average prices.
An MCP server that exposes the AUTO.RIA used-cars REST API (, via ) to AI agents — programmatic, agent-friendly access to the Ukrainian used-car market through the sanctioned API, no scraping. The full tool surface is live — 30 tools, 7 dictionary resources, and 1 templated resource: curated search/lookup tools (single and batch listing details), paid statistics tools, thin endpoint mirrors, and…
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An MCP server that exposes the AUTO.RIA used-cars REST API (, via ) to AI agents — programmatic, agent-friendly access to the Ukrainian used-car market through the sanctioned API, no scraping. The full tool surface is live — 30 tools, 7 dictionary resources, and 1 templated resource: curated search/lookup tools (single and batch listing details), paid statistics tools, thin endpoint mirrors, and browsable dictionary resources, all backed by tiered caching and a typed async client. Curated,…
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