Production-hosted Model Context Protocol
servers run by Capitol AI. Connect them to any MCP client — or to your
Capitol org via My Tools — with a single API key.
US economic time series from FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data, St. Louis Fed): search series, get series metadata, and fetch observations (GDP, inflation, interest rates, employment, and 800k+ other series).
https://tools-dev.capitol.ai/fred-server/mcp
Economic DataAPI key
bls-server
US labor statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) v2 API: CPI, unemployment, payrolls, earnings, JOLTS, PPI and other official time series.
https://tools-dev.capitol.ai/bls-server/mcp
Events & TicketingAPI key
ticketmaster-server
Live event discovery from Ticketmaster (Discovery API v2): search concerts, sports, theatre and family events by keyword, location, date and category; get full event details (prices, on-sale dates, seat maps, ticket limits); find venues and artists/teams.
US federal contract opportunities and awards from SAM.gov: search active solicitations, pre-solicitations, and sources-sought notices by NAICS/PSC/set-aside/date; fetch a notice's full description text; search awarded contract actions (the FPDS replacement); look up entity registrations by UEI or name. Shares a 1,000-requests/day upstream budget — bulk needs belong on the SAM.gov Data Services daily CSV extract, not this API.
https://tools-dev.capitol.ai/sam-gov-server/mcp
Government ProcurementAPI key
grants-gov-server
US federal grant and cooperative-agreement opportunities from Grants.gov: search NOFOs across all 26 granting agencies — including forecasted (pre-solicitation) opportunities — and fetch full opportunity details, eligibility, and award amounts. No upstream key required.
US federal award history from USASpending.gov (every prime contract and grant back to ~FY2008): search awards by NAICS/PSC/agency/recipient, get award details, profile an agency's spending, and find expiring contracts due for recompete. No key required. Note: DoD awards surface ~90 days late by policy.
Early-signal US federal procurement: agency acquisition forecasts from the Acquisition Gateway Forecast of Contracting Opportunities (planned procurements before solicitation — estimated award date, NAICS, set-aside plan, POC), and SBIR/STTR R&D topics and historical awards from sbir.gov. No keys required. Forecast endpoints are unofficial and forecasts are directional — they slip and get cancelled.
eBay seller workflows via the Sell APIs (Inventory, Account, Taxonomy, Fulfillment): account readiness, category/aspect discovery, inventory and offer management, staged or composite listing publish, price/quantity updates, withdraw listings, and read seller orders. Sandbox-first; production mutations require explicit write enablement plus a separate write-authorization header (see src/services/ebay/README.md). Shared-catalog API keys alone do not authorize merchant-account mutations.
US demographic, economic, and housing data from the Census Bureau Data API: search variable tables and fetch data from ACS 5-Year (and other datasets — Decennial Census, County Business Patterns, Population Estimates) by geography, down to state/county/tract. Curated shortcuts for common indicators (population, median household income, poverty, housing, education, race/ethnicity).
https://tools-dev.capitol.ai/census-server/mcp
Capitol PlatformAPI key
capitol-connector
Curated Capitol capabilities for external agent clients (built for Figma's agent/Make custom MCP connectors): list the org's Capitol workflows, discover and read published data snapshots (live JSON, optionally flattened to {label: value} for design editing), run grounded RAG search over the org's document collections, check workflow run status, trigger allowlisted workflows, save files into Capitol, and compile described processes or data pipelines into UNPUBLISHED workflow drafts for canvas review. Org-scoped via the API key; action tools are additionally gated server-side.
One key unlocks every server above. Self-serve minting needs a
password — ask your Capitol AI contact for one.
Keys are stored hashed (SHA-256); plaintext is never kept server-side.
Your key is shown exactly once — copy it before leaving the page.
Your email is recorded with the key for attribution and revocation.
Lost a key? Just mint a new one and ask us to revoke the old one.
Self-serve keys are not enabled in this environment. Contact
Capitol AI and we will mint one for you.
How to connect
1 · Endpoint & auth
Point your client at a server, send the key on every request
Each server speaks MCP over streamable HTTP at
https://tools-dev.capitol.ai/<server-name>/mcp.
Authenticate with X-API-Key: <key>
or Authorization: Bearer <key>.
2 · Capitol platform
Add it to your org via My Tools
In your Capitol install open Settings → My Tools, add a
tool with the server URL above, auth type
api_key (header
X-API-Key), and your key as the secret.
The tools become available to your org's agents immediately.