Movilidad Con Prompts
Provides real-time and scheduled bus information for Montevideo's public transport system.
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Movilidad Con Prompts - Montevideo Public Transport MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides real-time and scheduled bus information for Montevideo, Uruguay's public transportation system. This server exposes three powerful tools for querying bus schedules, routes, and real-time arrival information.
Built for the "Build your MCP" Hackathon organized by Google Developers Groups Uruguay.
🚌 Available MCP Tools
1. consultar_horarios_programados_omnibus
Purpose: Query scheduled bus times near a specific address
Parameters:
direccion(string): Address in natural language (e.g., "18 de Julio 1234" or "Pocitos esquina Buxareo")tiempo(optional string): Date and time in "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM" format (defaults to current time)radio(optional float): Search radius in meters (default: 200m)
Returns: Array of nearby bus stops with scheduled bus times, including:
- Bus stop location (street intersection)
- Scheduled departure times
- Bus line numbers
- Destinations
- Minutes until arrival
Use Cases:
- Planning trips with scheduled bus information
- Finding bus stops near a location
- Getting comprehensive schedule data for a specific time
2. consultar_rutas_omnibus
Purpose: Find bus routes between two addresses
Parameters:
direccionOrigen(string): Origin address ("street number" or "street esquina street")direccionDestino(string): Destination address (same format)
Returns: Array of route options, each containing:
- Sequence of route segments
- Bus lines to take
- Transfer points
- Walking distances at origin and destination
- Stop descriptions
Use Cases:
- Trip planning between two locations
- Finding optimal routes with transfers
- Getting detailed walking instructions
3. consultar_eta_tiempo_real
Purpose: Get real-time estimated arrival times (ETAs) for buses at a specific stop
Parameters:
parada_id(integer): Bus stop ID (obtained fromconsultar_horarios_programados_omnibus)lineas(optional array): Specific bus lines to query (e.g., ["181", "407"])
Returns: Real-time information including:
- Bus line numbers
- Destinations
- ETA in minutes and seconds
- Distance of approaching buses
- Bus and company codes
- GPS coordinates
Use Cases:
- Real-time arrival information
- Checking specific bus lines
- Live tracking of approaching buses
Configuration
The server is configured to connect to Montevideo's public APIs:
- Geocoding:
https://direcciones.ide.uy/api/v0/geocode/BusquedaDireccion - Bus Schedules:
https://api.montevideo.gub.uy/transporteRest/ - Real-time ETAs:
https://m.montevideo.gub.uy/stmonlineRest/ - Route Planning:
https://api.montevideo.gub.uy/comoirRest/
📋 Usage Examples
Finding Bus Schedules
# Get buses near Plaza Independencia at 2 PM today
result = consultar_horarios_programados_omnibus(
direccion="Plaza Independencia",
tiempo="2024-01-15 14:00",
radio=300
)
Planning a Route
# Route from Pocitos to Ciudad Vieja
result = consultar_rutas_omnibus(
direccionOrigen="Pocitos esquina Buxareo",
direccionDestino="Ciudadela esquina 25 de Mayo"
)
Real-time Bus Tracking
# Check when the next 181 bus arrives at stop 1234
result = consultar_eta_tiempo_real(
parada_id=1234,
lineas=["181"]
)
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