For AI assistants

veritySpain MCP Server

veritySpain exposes its independent, data-driven analysis of Spanish new-build property through a public Model Context Protocol (MCP) server — so AI assistants like Claude can query real Verity Scores, prices and editorial verdicts directly.

MCP·https://mcp.verityspain.com

What is the veritySpain MCP?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants call external tools. Our MCP server gives any MCP-compatible assistant read-only access to veritySpain’s published analysis: search scored new-build developments, pull a project’s Verity Score and editorial verdict, get municipality market overviews, and compare locations — all backed by the same data as this website.

Available tools

search_projects

Search scored new-build developments by municipality, price, coastline or minimum Verity Score.

get_project

Get one project’s full analysis — Verity Score, starting price, location and editorial verdict.

get_municipality

Market overview for a municipality: project count, average Verity Score and price range.

compare_municipalities

Compare two municipalities side by side on projects, average score and price.

list_top_projects

List the highest-scoring new-build projects, optionally by coastline.

get_verity_score_methodology

Explain how the four-pillar Verity Score is calculated.

How to connect

Add the endpoint to any MCP-compatible client (for example Claude Desktop, in its configuration file). No API key or sign-up is required — the server is public and read-only.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "verityspain": {
      "url": "https://mcp.verityspain.com"
    }
  }
}

Read-only & editorially independent

The MCP server exposes only published, public data through a read-only connection. veritySpain is an editorial publication, not an estate agent or broker; projects scoring below 6.0/10 are never published, and no developer pays for coverage.

How the Verity Score works →