Fbi Crime Mcp Server
Let your agent explore FBI Crime Data Explorer—UCR estimates, NIBRS, hate crimes, arrests, and agencies—while scoping civic or proptech ideas.
Overview
io.github.cyanheads/fbi-crime-mcp-server is a MCP server for the Idea phase that queries FBI Crime Data Explorer UCR, NIBRS, hate crime, arrest, and agency data through agent tools.
What is this MCP server?
- UCR crime estimates and agency-level lookups from FBI Crime Data Explorer
- NIBRS offense breakdowns for granular incident-style analysis
- Hate crime and arrest datasets for specialized research prompts
- stdio npm @cyanheads/fbi-crime-mcp-server (Node) or local streamable-http on port 3010 pattern
- MCP_LOG_LEVEL env for debuggable agent sessions
- Published server version 0.1.3
- npm package @cyanheads/fbi-crime-mcp-server
- Documented stdio and streamable-http transport options
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
You need credible US crime statistics for product research but federal APIs and terminology are slow to navigate by hand.
Who is it for?
Builders exploring proptech, civic tech, journalism, or safety-adjacent apps who want agent-assisted crime data discovery.
Skip if: Real-time emergency response, legal evidence chains, or products that require certified criminology workflows without human review.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent returns structured FBI explorer results so location and civic concepts start from verifiable public data.
- Agent-queryable UCR and NIBRS slices for research memos
- Agency and jurisdiction metadata for scoping map or filter features
- Structured hate crime and arrest series for comparative analysis prompts
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Journey fit
Public crime statistics are research inputs before you commit to location apps, safety products, or civic data stories. Research is where agents query UCR, NIBRS, hate crime, arrest, and agency datasets to ground hypotheses in FBI Crime Data Explorer facts.
How it compares
FBI public-data MCP connector, not a predictive policing model or private security API.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is fbi-crime-mcp-server for?
Solo builders and researchers using MCP-enabled agents who need FBI Crime Data Explorer metrics while ideating US-focused products or content.
When should I use fbi-crime-mcp-server?
Use it during idea and audience research when comparing cities, agencies, or offense categories before you commit engineering time.
How do I add fbi-crime-mcp-server to my agent?
Add @cyanheads/fbi-crime-mcp-server to MCP settings with stdio (npm run start:stdio) or configure the streamable-http URL from your local or deployed instance.