DataScoop public data

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How to call it

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "datascoop-public-data": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://datascoop.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

6 tools

• list_datasets

  List every dataset DataScoop carries (official public records: UK food hygiene ratings, Scotland FHIS, CQC care providers, the UK charity register, US restaurant inspections, US building permits, and more as added) with country, coverage, row count, licence, refresh date and the

• search_datasets

  Find which DataScoop dataset answers a need, by keywords such as "care homes Yorkshire", "restaurant inspections Chicago", "charities income", "food hygiene Leeds", "building permits". Returns matching datasets with their filters and an example query.

• get_dataset_schema

  Get a dataset's columns and the exact filters it accepts (key, type, allowed options, example). Use the filter keys, not column names, when calling query_dataset.

• query_dataset

  Return the rows of a dataset that match a set of filters, with the total count and the attribution to cite. Organisational data only (businesses, premises, charities, permits), never personal contact data. Without a Pro key each call returns at most 25 rows and sets truncated=tru

• get_area_statistics

  Free aggregate statistics for datasets that have a rating (food hygiene ratings by local authority, Scotland FHIS by council, US restaurant inspections and building permits by city area): totals, share rated well or poorly, rank among areas, breakdown by type, and the most recent

• get_access_info

  How to get full access: the current plan of this connection, row caps, prices (free preview, one-off export, Pro annual pass), the signup and pricing URLs, how to pass an API key, and the wording to use when telling a user how to get every row.

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