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MCP server exposing Montevideo public transportation data (STM) as tools for AI assistants, enabling natural language queries about routes, stops, arrivals, and
MCP server exposing Montevideo public transportation data (STM) as tools for AI assistants, enabling natural language queries about routes, stops, arrivals, and trip planning.
MCP server exposing Montevideo public transportation data (STM) as tools for AI assistants.
This project allows AI agents and LLM-based applications to query public transport information such as bus routes, stops, arrivals, and connections in Montevideo through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
The goal is to make city infrastructure data accessible through conversational interfaces.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/805a692b-b2cc-4223-9abf-e7d5edf99eb6
User query
How do I go from Facultad de Ingenieria to Plaza Independencia?
Assistant response
Take a bus from the stops near Bv. Espana and continue toward Ciudad Vieja.
Get off near Plaza Independencia.
The server exposes STM transport data through MCP tools that AI assistants can call while answering user requests.
AI Assistant
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MCP Client
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MCP STM Montevideo Server
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STM Transport Data
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/chaba11/mcp-stm-montevideo
cd mcp-stm-montevideo
Install dependencies:
npm install
Build the project:
npm run build
Run the MCP server:
npm run start
Run the REST API locally:
npm run dev:api
Example tools exposed by the server:
buscar_paradaproximos_busesrecorrido_lineaubicacion_buscomo_llegarThese tools allow AI assistants to retrieve structured transportation data and generate natural language responses for users.
As AI assistants become more common, exposing real-world systems through MCP servers enables natural language interaction with infrastructure and public services.
This project explores how public transportation systems can integrate with the AI tooling ecosystem in a practical, developer-friendly way.
This project was also an experiment: exploring MCPs as a way to connect real-world data with LLMs, and evaluating autonomous software development — most of the code was generated with Claude Code following a methodology of sequential loops (Ralph Loops).
Santiago Chabert
Montevideo, Uruguay
Full-stack developer focused on Node.js, TypeScript, cloud infrastructure, and AI tooling.
Run in your terminal:
claude mcp add mcp-stm-montevideo -- npx Security
Low riskAutomated heuristic from public metadata — not a security guarantee.