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Datagov Mcp
What is Datagov Mcp
The DataGov Israel MCP Server is a project designed to interact seamlessly with the Israeli Government Public API found at data.gov.il. It allows users to access, search, and manage public datasets and resources made available by the government.
Use cases
This server can be used by developers and data analysts who need to retrieve and manipulate government datasets. It is beneficial for applications that require public data integrations, such as research projects, data visualizations, and application development that leverages government information.
How to use
To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies using the ‘uv’ package manager, and set up a virtual environment. You can then run the server locally, install it in Claude Desktop, or test it with the MCP Inspector. Additionally, if you’re facing port issues, utilize the nano-dev-utils to free up busy ports.
Key features
Key features of the DataGov Israel MCP Server include functionalities to show server status, list licenses and organizations, search for packages and resources, fetch data from the public API, and conduct datastore searches with various filters. These features provide robust capabilities for data exploration and management.
Where to use
This server can be used in development environments where there’s a need for interaction with the Israeli government’s data repository. It’s particularly applicable for data-driven applications, research projects, and any sector that relies on accessing and utilizing public datasets for analysis or integration into larger systems.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Overview
What is Datagov Mcp
The DataGov Israel MCP Server is a project designed to interact seamlessly with the Israeli Government Public API found at data.gov.il. It allows users to access, search, and manage public datasets and resources made available by the government.
Use cases
This server can be used by developers and data analysts who need to retrieve and manipulate government datasets. It is beneficial for applications that require public data integrations, such as research projects, data visualizations, and application development that leverages government information.
How to use
To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies using the ‘uv’ package manager, and set up a virtual environment. You can then run the server locally, install it in Claude Desktop, or test it with the MCP Inspector. Additionally, if you’re facing port issues, utilize the nano-dev-utils to free up busy ports.
Key features
Key features of the DataGov Israel MCP Server include functionalities to show server status, list licenses and organizations, search for packages and resources, fetch data from the public API, and conduct datastore searches with various filters. These features provide robust capabilities for data exploration and management.
Where to use
This server can be used in development environments where there’s a need for interaction with the Israeli government’s data repository. It’s particularly applicable for data-driven applications, research projects, and any sector that relies on accessing and utilizing public datasets for analysis or integration into larger systems.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Content
DataGov Israel MCP Server
Easily interact with the Israeli Government Public API (data.gov.il) using this project.
Quick Start
Requirements
uv
This project uses the uv package manager, a drop-in replacement to pip.
Installation
- Clone the repository:
git clone <repository-url> cd datagov-mcp - Install dependencies (for windows users - refrain from running this script in folders watched by onedrive):
uv venv .venv\Scripts\activate # source .venv/bin/activate for MacOS / Linux uv pip install -r pyproject.toml uv lock # update the project's lockfile
Usage
You can install this server in Claude Desktop and interact with it right away by running:
fastmcp install server.py
Alternatively, you can test it with the MCP Inspector:
fastmcp dev server.py
If client / server ports are busy, you can easily free them using nano-dev-utils:
uv pip install nano-dev-utils
in terminal type ‘python’, and then run the following code:
from nano_dev_utils import release_ports
pr = release_ports.PortsRelease()
pr.release_all()
type exit() to get back to terminal. Alternatively run the above code as a script.
Available Tools
status_show- Display the current status of the serverlicense_list- List all available licensespackage_list- List all available packagespackage_search- Search for packages with various filters- Required arguments:
q(string): Query string to search forfq(string): Filter querysort(string): Sorting orderrows(int): Number of rows to returnstart(int): Starting indexinclude_private(bool): Include private packages
- Required arguments:
package_show- Show details of a specific package- Required arguments:
id(string): ID of the package
- Required arguments:
organization_list- List all organizationsorganization_show- Show details of a specific organization- Required arguments:
id(string): ID of the organization
- Required arguments:
resource_search- Search for resources with various filters- Required arguments:
query(string): Query string to search fororder_by(string): Order by fieldoffset(int): Offset for paginationlimit(int): Limit for pagination
- Required arguments:
datastore_search- Search the datastore with various filters- Required arguments:
resource_id(string): ID of the resourceq(string): Query string to search fordistinct(bool): Return distinct resultsplain(bool): Return plain resultslimit(int): Limit for paginationoffset(int): Offset for paginationfields(string): Fields to include in the resultsort(string): Sorting orderinclude_total(bool): Include total countrecords_format(string): Format of the records
- Required arguments:
fetch_data- Fetch data from public API based on a dataset name query- Required arguments:
dataset_name(string): Name of the datasetlimit(int): Number of records to fetchoffset(int): Offset for pagination
- Required arguments:
Contributing
We welcome contributions to help improve the DataGov Israel MCP server. Whether you want to add new tools, enhance existing functionality, or improve documentation, your input is valuable.
For examples of other MCP servers and implementation patterns, see the Model Context Protocol servers repository.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Dev Tools Supporting MCP
The following are the main code editors that support the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.










