MCP server wrapping multiple free public APIs (weather, countries, NASA, etc.)
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# Public APIs MCP Server A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server wrapping multiple free public APIs: - 🌤️ Weather (Open-Meteo) — free, no API key needed - 🌍 Country Info (REST Countries) — free, no API key needed - 📝 Test Data (JSONPlaceholder) — free, no API key needed - 🚀 NASA Space Data (NEO, APOD) — free, uses public demo key All APIs are completely free and require no API keys (NASA uses a public DEMO_KEY). ## Usage via uvx ```json { "mcpServers": { "public-apis": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["public-apis-mcp-server"] } } } ``` ## Available Tools - `get_weather(city, latitude, longitude, timezone, forecast_days)` — weather report - `get_country_info(name)` — country details - `get_posts(limit, user_id)` — test posts - `get_users()` — test users - `get_asteroid_info(date)` — near-earth objects - `get_astronomy_picture(date)` — NASA APOD
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