LandiWetter MCP Server
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The LandiWetter MCP Server provides Swiss weather forecast data. It allows users to search for Swiss locations and retrieve detailed weather forecasts using the Model Context Protocol.
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What is LandiWetter MCP Server?
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides Swiss weather forecast data from LandiWetter. It enables MCP-compatible clients to access weather information for Swiss locations.
How to use LandiWetter MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install
, and start the server with npm start
. Then, integrate it with an MCP client like Claude Desktop by configuring the server details (name and command) in the client's settings. You can then use natural language prompts to query weather forecasts.
Key features of LandiWetter MCP Server
Search for Swiss locations by name
Get detailed weather forecasts for specific locations and dates
Access both hourly and daily forecast data
Compatible with MCP clients like Claude Desktop
Use cases of LandiWetter MCP Server
Integrating weather data into conversational AI applications
Providing weather forecasts through MCP-compatible clients
Building weather-aware tools and resources
Accessing Swiss weather data programmatically
FAQ from LandiWetter MCP Server
How do I search for a location?
How do I search for a location?
Use the searchLocation
tool with the locationName
parameter.
How do I get a weather forecast?
How do I get a weather forecast?
Use the getWeatherForecast
tool with the locationId
parameter. You can optionally specify a date
.
What is the location ID?
What is the location ID?
The location ID is a unique identifier for a specific location in the LandiWetter database (e.g., G2661552).
How do I specify a date for the forecast?
How do I specify a date for the forecast?
Use the date
parameter in the format yyyy-MM-dd
.
Can I access weather forecasts through a resource URI?
Can I access weather forecasts through a resource URI?
Yes, you can use the weather://{location}/{date}
URI template to access weather forecasts.