London Transport MCP Server
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This Model Context Protocol (MCP) server provides AI assistants with access to real-time Transport for London data through a set of automated tools.
Overview
What is London Transport MCP Server?
The London Transport MCP server enables AI assistants (such as Claude Desktop and VS Code GitHub Copilot) to access live Transport for London (TfL) data, including line status, detailed disruption info, and journey planning.
How to use London Transport MCP Server?
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Key features of London Transport MCP Server
- Check real-time status of any TfL line
- Get detailed disruption information for lines
- Plan journeys between London locations
- Integrates with Claude Desktop and GitHub Copilot
Use cases of London Transport MCP Server
- Check if a tube line is running normally before commuting
- Get detailed information about service disruptions
- Plan optimal routes between London locations
- Provide real-time transport advice for London travel
FAQ from London Transport MCP Server
What tools does the server provide?
It provides three tools: get_line_status (basic line status), get_line_status_detail (status with disruption details), and plan_journey (journey planning using the TfL Journey Planner).
What data sources does the server use?
It uses live data from the Transport for London (TfL) API.
Which AI assistants are supported?
The server is designed for AI assistants like Claude Desktop and VS Code GitHub Copilot.
Are there any configuration or installation details provided?
The README does not include installation or configuration instructions.
What are example interactions users can have?
Example interactions include: "Is the Central line running normally?", "Plan a journey from King's Cross to Heathrow Airport", and "What's causing delays on the Northern line?"
