Flait Mcp

Name: Flait Mcp
Author: corteslabsxyz

@corteslabsxyz

About Flait Mcp

Is this flight price actually good? Deal oracle for AI agents — remote MCP + REST, backed by real price history on nomad corridors.

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "flait": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://flait-agent-production.up.railway.app/mcp/"
    }
  }
}

Tools

Current best flight deals across nomad corridors, ranked by deal score (how far below the route's historical typical price).

Judge whether a fare is a good deal for a route (IATA city codes, e.g. LAX, BKK). Returns verdict (excellent/good/typical/expensive) vs historical baseline.

Point-of-sale arbitrage: routes where the same flight is cheaper when priced from another country's market. Returns savings in USD and %.

Daily minimum price history for a route (IATA city codes). Useful for buy/wait reasoning.

Create a standing watch: Flait monitors the route 24/7 and emails the user when a fare drops under max_price_usd. Watching a route starts price collection on it, so ANY route works (give it a day to build data). With auto_book=true (requires given_name, family_name, born_on YYYY-MM-DD, phone_number in intl format), Flait books automatically when the price hits — the user always gets a warning email with a stop button first, spend is capped at max_price_usd, and one watch books at most one flight. Optional webhook_url (public https) receives lifecycle events: hit / booking_scheduled / booked / booking_failed / booking_stopped. Returns a status_key — keep it to poll watch_status.

Status of a watch created with set_watch, including any booking attempts (with confirmation references). Pass the status_key set_watch returned.

Overview

What is Flait Mcp?

Flait Mcp is a flight deal intelligence service for nomads and their booking agents. It continuously monitors prices on key travel corridors (US/EU ↔ Latin America, US/EU ↔ Southeast Asia) and builds a price history database to answer whether a given fare is good for a specific route.

How to use Flait Mcp?

Connect any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw) by adding the remote endpoint https://flait-agent-production.up.railway.app/mcp/. Once configured, you can invoke the tools find_deals, is_good_deal, pos_arbitrage, and `route