what is World Bank MCP Server?
World Bank MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that facilitates interaction with the open World Bank data API, allowing users to list and analyze various indicators related to countries available in the World Bank database.
how to use World Bank MCP Server?
To use the World Bank MCP Server, you can configure it with Claude Desktop by adding specific commands to your claude_desktop_config.json file or install it automatically via Smithery using a simple command.
key features of World Bank MCP Server?
- Lists available countries in the World Bank open data API.
- Lists available indicators in the World Bank open data API.
- Analyzes indicators such as population segments and poverty numbers for different countries.
- Provides comprehensive logging for better tracking and analysis.
use cases of World Bank MCP Server?
- Analyzing economic indicators for research purposes.
- Providing data insights for policy-making and development projects.
- Enabling AI assistants to fetch and analyze World Bank data efficiently.
FAQ from World Bank MCP Server?
- What is the purpose of the World Bank MCP Server?
The server is designed to facilitate easy access and analysis of World Bank data through a structured API.
- How can I install the World Bank MCP Server?
You can install it via Claude Desktop configuration or automatically through Smithery.
- What kind of data can I analyze with this server?
You can analyze various indicators related to demographics, economics, and social factors for different countries.