ph-civic-data-mcp
The multi-source MCP server for Philippine civic data. PSGC codes, infra spending accountability, earthquakes, weather, typhoons, procurement, population, poverty, solar radiation, air quality, satellite vegetation indices, and macro indicators — all in your AI agent, no API keys required.
ph-civic-data-mcp is a zero-cost, stdio-transport MCP server. v0.5.0 is a reliability + agent-UX pass from a full product audit: list tools now return an explicit {results: [], upstream_error: true, caveats} envelope on upstream failure instead of an empty list (an outage can no longer read as "no earthquakes"), failures are never cached, the PSGC resolver understands nicknames (QC, Gensan, CDO) and surfaces alternatives for ambiguous names, volcano alert levels are stitched into both multi-hazard composites, and the server now ships MCP resources + prompts. v0.4.0 expands the PSA OpenSTAT layer beyond population/poverty into the live economy — get_inflation_stats (regional CPI), get_labor_stats (Labor Force Survey), get_health_indicators — and adds the auto-stitch differentiator get_area_profile: name a place once and get the resolved PSGC spine plus demographics, economy, procurement, hazard, and weather composed in a single agent turn, with infrastructure notices already normalized per 100k residents. v0.3.1 was a correctness pass on the v0.3.0 accountability layer (no fabricated PAGASA advisories, stoplisted hazard tokens, "City of Manila" coordinate bridge, province/agency-alias infra search). v0.3.0 added the PH Accountability layer: PSGC location resolver, infra spending search, and one cross-source heuristic that flags procurement notices for further review by cross-referencing PHIVOLCS earthquakes and PAGASA typhoon footprints. v0.2.0 added six no-auth scientific + open-data sources (NASA POWER, Open-Meteo Air Quality, NASA MODIS, USGS FDSN, NOAA IBTrACS, World Bank Open Data) on top of the original four Philippine government feeds (PHIVOLCS, PAGASA, PhilGEPS, PSA). 29 tools total. Boots and runs with zero API keys.






