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LisbonMetroAPI-Wrapper-MCP-Server

LisbonMetroAPI-Wrapper-MCP-Server

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github.com/PedroCorreiaaaDeveloper Tools0Updated 55w ago

About LisbonMetroAPI-Wrapper-MCP-Server

LisbonMetroAPI-Wrapper-MCP-Server wraps Lisbon Metro's service-status API for route-related prompts. The README describes obtaining API credentials and using the server through Smithery.

Key features

  1. 01Wrap Lisbon Metro API
  2. 02Use metro service-status API

Use cases

  1. 01Ask for a metro route between locations
  2. 02Plan Lisbon visits using metro prompts

MCP support

Provides a wrapper for Lisbon Metro's API as an MCP server. The README points to using it through Smithery.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

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Repository

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Details

From the project README

🚇 LisbonMetroAPI-Wrapper-MCP-Server

🔐 Metro Lisbon API Authentication

  1. Access the URL: https://api.metrolisboa.pt/store/

  2. Create an Account

  3. In the "Applications" tab, create a new application

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  1. Get Production Keys

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  1. Go to the "APIs" tab and select "EstadoServicoML - 1.0.1"

  2. Select the application you created and subscribe to the API

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  1. Obtain the Token

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⚙️ Instructions to run the project via Smithery

  1. https://smithery.ai/server/@PedroCorreiaaa/lisbonmetroapi-wrapper-mcp-server

  2. Simple prompt

    Ex: I want to go by metro from Estádio da Luz to Altice Arena, what is the best route?
    
  3. More complex prompt

    Ex: In 3 days I will visit Lisbon, staying at Vip Executive Entrecampos, and I want to visit Est
    

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