Wems
Pull live earthquake, tsunami, volcano, space-weather, and air-quality feeds into agent workflows for alerts, maps, or research apps.
Overview
WEMS is a MCP server for the Operate phase that streams real-time natural hazard and environmental monitoring data including earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, solar weather, and air quality.
What is this MCP server?
- Real-time natural hazard streams: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes
- Solar weather and air-quality monitoring in one MCP server
- PyPI package wems-mcp-server with stdio transport
- Suited to alert bots, dashboards, and geo-risk side projects
- Version 1.5.3 published in MCP registry metadata
- Server version 1.5.3 in registry metadata
- Five hazard/environment domains named: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, solar weather, air quality
- PyPI identifier wems-mcp-server with stdio transport
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Your agent or app needs live hazard and environmental signals but stitching together separate APIs and parsers is slow and brittle.
Who is it for?
Builders shipping geo-risk, civic tech, or ops-adjacent tools who want MCP access to multi-hazard environmental telemetry.
Skip if: Standard CRUD SaaS without location or risk context, or teams that only need generic uptime monitoring of their own servers.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registering the WEMS stdio server, your agent can query consolidated hazard and air-quality monitoring feeds for dashboards, alerts, or research.
- Agent queries across earthquake, tsunami, volcano, solar weather, and air quality feeds
- stdio MCP bridge suitable for alert and dashboard prototypes
- Operational monitoring hooks for niche risk products
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Journey fit
Hazard and environmental telemetry is consumed continuously after something is live—monitoring and incident awareness—so Operate is the canonical shelf even if Idea-phase research uses the same data. Feeds are observational signals about the physical world, aligned with monitoring rather than generic backend CRUD or growth analytics.
How it compares
Specialized environmental hazard data MCP, not application error tracking or cloud infrastructure metrics.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is WEMS for?
Developers and researchers building alert systems, maps, or agents that need real-time earthquake, tsunami, volcano, space-weather, or air-quality data.
When should I use WEMS?
Use it in Operate when monitoring environmental risk feeds for a live product, or during Validate when proving a hazard-data feature for a niche app.
How do I add WEMS to my agent?
Install wems-mcp-server from PyPI, configure stdio MCP in Claude Code or Cursor pointing at that package, then invoke monitoring tools from your agent session.