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    • Martin 96833e27-134f-49b5-a4de-0cf32463d908M Offline
      Martin 96833e27-134f-49b5-a4de-0cf32463d908
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      Hello,

      I am a big fan of Windy and use it all the time. So for my private projects I have started building a simple MCP Server which allows accessing the Windy API and integrate it into agentic AI workflows. I decided to share it publicly and hopefully this does not violate the terms of use of the Windy services. If that is not the case, please let me know!

      For all who are interested in integrating Windy data source into your workflows, check out my repository here: https://github.com/coffeeandcloud/windy-mcp-server
      Please note that currently only the point forecast is made available.

      Greetings from Germany,
      Martin

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        Suty Windy Staff @Martin 96833e27-134f-49b5-a4de-0cf32463d908
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        @Martin-96833e27-134f-49b5-a4de-0cf32463d908 Hello, may I ask for more details how you access the API? Do you use paid license for this?

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        • Martin 96833e27-134f-49b5-a4de-0cf32463d908M Offline
          Martin 96833e27-134f-49b5-a4de-0cf32463d908
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          The MCP is accessing the official API as described here (https://api.windy.com/point-forecast/docs). Its a bring-your-own-key model, and for development the testing key you provide was used.

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          • Voreneg2V Offline
            Voreneg2
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            Since it uses the official Windy API with a user provided key, it should avoid licensing issues as long as the API terms are followed. It would be interesting to see support for more forecast features in the future.

            FNF

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