What is Mcp Server Vanmoof

The mcp-server-vanmoof is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification to facilitate seamless interaction between AI agents and VanMoof services, providing access to customer data related to VanMoof bikes.

Use cases

Use cases include querying bike details, tracking ride statistics, exploring rider preferences, and generating comparative reports on ride data across different cities and globally.

How to use

To use the mcp-server-vanmoof, authenticate with your VanMoof account and utilize the supported tools to retrieve customer data, explore rider preferences, and analyze ride statistics through various prompts.

Key features

Key features include retrieving customer data, accessing a list of cities where VanMoof rides are tracked, and obtaining rider preferences. It also allows users to analyze their ride statistics and compare them with city and world statistics.

Where to use

The mcp-server-vanmoof can be used in the fields of smart mobility, data analytics, and customer service, particularly for companies and developers working with VanMoof bikes and related technologies.

🚲VanMoof MCP Server

The VanMoof MCP Server implements the MCP specification to create a seamless connection between AI agents and key VanMoof services like VanMoof customer data, including bike details, VanMoof rider cities, rider preferences and weekly rides.

🎯 Overview

✨ What can you do with the VanMoof MCP Server?

The VanMoof MCP Server supercharges your agents with VanMoof rider context. Here are some cool prompts you can try:

🔍 Explore your customer data

• “Give me my VanMoof bike details, please.”
• “What is the name of my VanMoof’s bike?”
• “What is the frame number of my VanMoof’s bike?”
• “What is the color of my VanMoof’s bike?”

🏙️ Cities Rides

• “In which cities in the world are VanMoof rides tracked?”
• “Create a table of the cities in the Netherlands where VanMoof rides are tracked with longitude and latitude columns”
  “Retrieves a list of cities in the Netherlands where VanMoof rides are tracked and formats them into a table with columns for longitude and latitude.”

⚙️ Your rider preferences

• “Get my VanMoof’s rider preferences”
• “Which city is configured in my VanMoof’s rider preference?”

🚲 Explore your VanMoof’s rides

• “Give me my weekly ride stats for 2025-03-25 on my VanMoof”
• “What was my top speed on my VanMoof’s bike?”
• “What was my longest ride on my VanMoof’s bike?”
• “What are the city statistics of today’s week?”
• “What are the world’s bike statistics of today’s week?”
• “Compare the world statistics with the city statistics. What can you conclude?”
• “Compare my weekly VanMoof ride statistics with the city and world bike statistics. Store the results in markdown table for the comparison.”

🛠️ Currently Supported Tools

• get_customer_data: Retrieves customer data from the VanMoof autenticated user
• get_vanmoof_cities: Retrieves a list of city data from the VanMoof API.
• get_rider_preferences: Retrieves rider preferences from the VanMoof autenticated user.
• get_rides_summary: Retrieves total rides summary from the VanMoof autenticated user.
• get_rides_for_week(date_in_week: str = “”): Retrieves rides for a specific week from the VanMoof autenticated user.
• get_city_rides_thisweek: Retrieves total city rides summary from VanMoof riders in this week.
• get_world_rides_thisweek: Retrieves total world rides summary from VanMoof riders in this week.

🔌 Getting Started

Install Python

The VanMoof MCP Server requires Python. If you have not it installed, follow the instructions here.

Install uv

Also install uv. This an extremely fast Python package and project manager, written in Rust. Follow the instruction here to install uv.

Clone MCP-SERVER-VANMOOF Github Repository.

run below command in your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/stefanstranger/mcp-server-vanmoof

Test and debug VanMoof MCP Server

The MCP inspector is a developer tool for testing and debugging MCP servers.

Before local debugging and testing configure the .env file with your VanMoof credentials.

Rename the .env-example file to .env and configure your VanMoof credentials.

Run the following to test and debug the VanMoof MCP Server:

mcp dev c:\github\mcp-server-vanmoof\server.py

Configure the following arguments:

run --with mcp[cli] --with requests --with tzlocal mcp run c://github//mcp-server-vanmoof//server.py

And the Environment Arguments for VANMOOF_USERNAME and VANMOOF_PASSWORD in the Webbrowser after you have started the MCP inspector.

Launching MCP Inspector

There are two ways to launch MCP Inspector:

• Launch with MCP CLI
• Launch with npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector

If you install the SDK with the cli option like uv add “mcp[cli]”, you can use the MCP CLI. To start MCP Inspector, run mcp dev.

If you want to use the npx to launch the MCP Inspector run, after you have started your Python environment in your host.:

 npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv run --with mcp[cli] --with requests --with tzlocal mcp run c://github//mcp-server-vanmoof//server.py -e [email protected] -e VANMOOF_PASSWORD=[very secret password]

🔧 Setup

Usage with Claude Desktop

Add the following to your claude_desktop_config.json file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-server-vanmoof": {
      "type": "stdio",
      "command": "uv",
      "args": [
        "run",
        "--with",
        "mcp[cli]",
        "--with",
        "requests",
        "--with",
        "tzlocal",
        "mcp",
        "run",
        "C:\\Github\\mcp-server-vanmoof\\server.py"
      ],
      "env": {
        "VANMOOF_USERNAME": "[email protected]",
        "VANMOOF_PASSWORD": "[VanMoof user account password]"
      }
    }
  }
}

🛡️ Security Note

Your VanMoof credentials are stored as plain text in the MCP Client configurations. Don’t share these with others!!

References

• Create Model Context Protocol (MCP) server projects with no build configuration
• MCP Inspector