# Invokely [Health: Active]

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**Repository:** https://invokely.ai/  
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**Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/invokely

## Description
Query official statistics through MCP and REST. Each figure includes its period, place and source citation, with coverage for the U.S., EU regions, Spain and World Bank countries.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
No confirmed install details yet, so no config is published. Follow the setup steps in the repository above.

## Documentation

## What Invokely MCP server does

Invokely MCP server exposes official statistics for agent and application queries. It supports two access paths: Model Context Protocol for MCP-compatible clients and REST for applications that work directly with HTTP APIs. The available description focuses on retrieving figures, not on transforming, forecasting, or analyzing them.

Each figure is accompanied by three pieces of context: the period to which it applies, the place it describes, and a source citation. That metadata makes it possible to distinguish values from different years, regions, or data sources when an application presents results to a user.

The documented geographic coverage includes the United States, European Union regions, Spain, and countries covered by the World Bank. The listing does not identify a narrower set of indicators or provide a complete catalog of available datasets, so suitability for a particular metric should be checked against the service itself.

## How it works

An MCP-compatible agent can use the Invokely MCP server to query official statistics through the Model Context Protocol. Applications that do not use MCP can access the same stated service through REST. The supplied material does not specify the transport details, endpoint paths, request parameters, response schema, authentication method, or deployment procedure.

The result model is centered on a figure plus its identifying context. Period and place indicate what the number represents, while the source citation identifies where the statistic comes from. This is useful for workflows that need to pass evidence along with a value instead of returning a bare number.

## Tools and capabilities

The available capabilities are:

- Query official statistics through MCP.
- Query official statistics through REST.
- Retrieve figures with their period.
- Retrieve the place associated with a figure.
- Preserve a source citation with each figure.
- Work with coverage spanning the U.S., EU regions, Spain, and World Bank countries.

The material does not name individual MCP tool identifiers or describe filters, aggregation operations, pagination, or update schedules. Those details should not be assumed when designing an integration.

## Limitations and notes

Invokely MCP server is documented here only through a short service description; a README is not available. As a result, installation commands, environment variables, licensing, client-specific setup, and operational limits cannot be confirmed from the provided material.

The stated coverage is geographic, not a promise that every official statistic for those areas is available. “World Bank countries” describes the listed coverage category, but the available information does not enumerate countries, indicators, time ranges, or source organizations. Confirm those dimensions before depending on the service for a specific research or reporting workflow.

The source citation attached to a figure supports traceability, but no claim is made about citation formatting or whether the response includes links. Likewise, REST and MCP access are confirmed at a high level only; implementation details remain unspecified.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/invokely/readme_