What API key is required?
You need an SNCF API key obtained from the Navitta service on the SNCF API Portal. The key is a UUID string.
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Basic information
This project provides a modular Python wrapper for the SNCF API, with an MCP server interface that integrates seamlessly with Claude Desktop for intelligent journey planning and train information retrieval across France.
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A modular Python wrapper for the SNCF API that provides an MCP server interface for Claude Desktop, enabling intelligent journey planning and train information retrieval across France.
Clone the repository, install dependencies (pip install -r requirements.txt), obtain an SNCF API key from the Navitia service on the SNCF portal, then configure Claude Desktop by adding the server to its claude_desktop_config.json with the path to sncf_server.py and the API key. Once configured, Claude can invoke MCP tools via natural language prompts.
You need an SNCF API key obtained from the Navitta service on the SNCF API Portal. The key is a UUID string.
Python 3.6+ and the packages `requests`, `pandas`, and `mcp`. Also requires the `train_stations_europe.csv` file in the correct location.
The server uses a CSV database (`train_stations_europe.csv`) and hardcoded coordinates for major French cities as a fallback when the API search fails.
Try a more specific city name. For smaller cities, use the name of a nearby larger city. The system’s hardcoded coordinates for major French cities should work reliably.
Check your internet connection, verify the API key is valid and not expired, and try again later as the SNCF API may be experiencing downtime.

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