France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo
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About France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo
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Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"france-data": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"france-data-mcp"
]
}
}
}Tools
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Overview
What is France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo?
France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo is a TypeScript MCP server that cross-references and reconciles six French public databases (INSEE SIRENE, FINESS DREES, RPPS / Annuaire Santé ANS, Annuaire Santé Ameli, IGN, DINUM). It detects closed SIRETs invisible to DREES, distinguishes site vs group, and exposes the freshness of each source. It is designed for healthcare supply mapping, territorial market studies, local journalism, and civic-tech.
How to use France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo?
Connect via the remote URL https://france-data-mcp.vercel.app/mcp in clients like claude.ai, Claude Code, or Cursor, or use the npm stdio wrapper npx -y france-data-mcp for Claude Desktop. The default endpoint can be overridden with the environment variable FRANCE_DATA_MCP_URL. No local database is required.
Key features of France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo
- Cross-references INSEE SIRENE, FINESS, RPPS, Ameli, IGN, and DINUM.
- Offers 30 tools with MCP annotations and
structuredContentoutput. - Provides territory geocoding, enterprise search, and health professional lookups.
- Includes multi-source reconciliation tools for FINESS ↔ RPPS ↔ SIRENE.
- Implements a 60 req/min rate limit per IP on
tools/call. - Logs structured JSON per request (no IP in clear, RGPD-friendly) with Sentry error monitoring.
Use cases of France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo
- Map healthcare supply by combining FINESS establishments and RPPS professionals.
- Conduct territorial market studies using enterprise, demographic, and health data.
- Detect closed or rebranded SIRETs invisible to official health databases.
- Support local journalism with cross‑verified public data on health and business.
- Enable civic‑tech applications requiring reconciled French public datasets.
FAQ from France Territorial Intelligence Mcp — Health · Business · Geo
What is the rate limit for using the tools?
60 requests per minute per IP on tools/call; meta methods are unrestricted. Exceeding the limit returns error -32000 with data.retryAfterSeconds.
What data sources are integrated?
Six public French sources: INSEE SIRENE V3.11, FINESS/DREES (~95 K establishments), Annuaire Santé Ameli (~462 K liberals), RPPS/ANS (~2.2 M active health professionals), IGN Géoplateforme, and geo.api.gouv.fr (DINUM).
How can I self-host the server?
Override the remote URL via the environment variable FRANCE_DATA_MCP_URL or follow the self-hosting instructions in docs/installation-claude.md.
What are the data license obligations?
The server code is MIT. Each source data remains under its respective open license (e.g., Licence Ouverte for INSEE, FINESS, DINUM; Art. L.1461-2 CSP for Ameli). Attribution must be included in outputs.
Is this project production‑ready?
Yes, version 0.8.2 is live and referenced on the official Anthropic MCP registry. It includes 642 passing tests, GitHub Action crons for data refresh, and Sentry monitoring.
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