Either half exists elsewhere; what this pairing buys you is asking about a place once — the foreclosures under a price threshold and the air quality at the monitoring stations near them, both with coordinates so the answer can be about the same neighbourhood. Both tools accept every parameter as optional, so a broad query works and you narrow from there.
A hosted MCP server over two US government sources: the EPA AirNow API for live air quality, and the HUD Home Store for government-owned foreclosure listings. Both come back structured, with coordinates attached, so an assistant can answer neighbourhood questions that normally require two separate websites.
- `env_get_air_quality` — takes an optional two-letter `state` and `pollutant` (PM2.5, PM10, Ozone, NO2, SO2, CO), and returns the monitoring station name, current AQI value, the pollutant measured, its concentration, the EPA category from Good through Hazardous, and the station's coordinates
- `env_search_hud_foreclosures` — takes optional `state`, `zipCode`, `minPrice`, `maxPrice` and `bedrooms`, and returns case number, full address, list price, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, property type, listing date, status and coordinates
Nothing to install and no key to obtain — add `https://environmental-compliance-mcp.apify.actor/mcp` as a URL-type server in your client config. It is a paid actor: each tool call costs $0.01, and one search counts as one call however many results come back.
