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MCP server

Fetch our data over Model Context Protocol, so your AI agents can interact directly with our wikis, feeds and filters.

Under construction

Not built yet. The data model it would expose is settled — countries, jurisdictions, sources and auctions are already country-agnostic — so this is a matter of wrapping it, not designing it.

What it will expose

Search over auctions by country, jurisdiction, type, date and amount; a single auction record; the jurisdiction tree for a country; and the text of a country guide. In other words, what this site does, without the HTML in between.

Every result will carry the source it came from and that source's coverage, for the same reason the pages do: a count handed to an assistant that strips the caveat is a count that gets repeated as fact.

Why MCP rather than just an API

There will be a plain HTTP API too. MCP matters because it lets an assistant discover what is available and how to ask, rather than needing a person to read documentation and write the call. For a dataset whose whole difficulty is that every country works differently, that discovery step is most of the value.

If you want it

Email info@auctionblock.org and say what you would build. Interest decides the order.