EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)
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About EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)
Free energy intelligence for AI agents — no API key required: check_incentives (honest post-2026 US incentive guidance by ZIP, DSIRE-grounded), estimate_production (honest-range solar kWh from system size or monthly bill), get_node_score (instant 0-100 home Energy Node Score acro
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Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"energyai": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://api.energyaisolution.com/mcp"
}
}
}Tools
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Overview
What is EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)?
EnergyAI is a free MCP server that provides solar energy tools: honest incentive guidance, annual production estimates, a home Energy Node Score, and installer routing—all without requiring an API key. It is designed for homeowners, installers, and energy advisors seeking transparent, assumption-stated solar data and consent‑gated lead routing.
How to use EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)?
Connect via MCP at https://api.energyaisolution.com/mcp (free tier, no key needed), or use the REST API POST https://api.energyaisolution.com/api/v1/agent/{tool} with {"args":{...}}, or the OpenAI function spec at https://api.energyaisolution.com/api/v1/agent/openai-tools.json. Invoke tools such as check_incentives, estimate_production, get_node_score, and route_lead. Full documentation is at https://api.energyaisolution.com/agents.
Key features of EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)
- Free tier with no API key required
- Honest‑range annual solar kWh estimates from system size or monthly bill
- Incentive guidance from DSIRE data (state and utility programs)
- Instant 0–100 home Energy Node Score across seven axes
- Consent‑gated installer lead routing via autonomous agent
Use cases of EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)
- Homeowner checking post‑2026 US solar incentives by ZIP code
- Estimating annual solar production from a proposed system size or current bill
- Getting a personalized home Energy Node Score and top next action
- Routing a consented homeowner project to a vetted local installer
FAQ from EnergyAI — Solar Estimates, Incentives & Installer Routing (free, no key)
Do I need an API key to use EnergyAI?
No. The free tier works without an API key.
How do I connect to EnergyAI?
Use the MCP endpoint (https://api.energyaisolution.com/mcp), the REST API (POST https://api.energyaisolution.com/api/v1/agent/{tool}), or the OpenAI function spec (https://api.energyaisolution.com/api/v1/agent/openai-tools.json). Full docs are at https://api.energyaisolution.com/agents.
What tools does EnergyAI provide?
check_incentives (incentive guidance), estimate_production (solar kWh estimates), get_node_score (home energy score), and route_lead (installer routing with consent).
Is installer routing consent‑gated?
Yes. The route_lead tool requires consent from the homeowner and the autonomous agent only routes to real local installers after vetting.
Where can I see the physics ledger?
Every call is metered and publicly viewable at https://api.energyaisolution.com/physics (bits delivered and joules dissipated).
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