Spec Driven Development
MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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MICE data for AI agents: trade shows, exhibitors, organizers, venues, halls, subsidies. Asia-first.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"atlas": {
"url": "https://messeatlas.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "your-value"
}
}
}
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{
"servers": {
"atlas": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://messeatlas.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "your-value"
}
}
}
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search_companiesRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Search canonical companies by name (full-text, best 200 matches), optionally filtered by HQ country. Without q: most active first (large countries continue A–Z after two pages; each answer says its `order` and `max_page
get_companyRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). One company by slug or uuid: description, tags, parent, subsidiaries, sponsorships, total editions, last seen date.
search_eventsSearch event series by name, country or vertical. Each row carries edition count, last and next start dates and the largest captured exhibitor count.
get_eventOne event series by slug or uuid with organizer, venue, tags and every edition (ids, dates, exhibitor / sponsor / speaker / country counts). Use an edition id with list_edition_exhibitors.
list_edition_exhibitorsRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Exhibitors at one edition (20 per page): exhibitor name, booth, pavilion country, tier and the matched canonical company when known. Free accounts see the first 20 rows plus how many more exist.
search_speakersRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). People on the public record as speakers, by name prefix (≥ 2 letters) and/or country. Never returns email or phone.
get_speakerRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). One speaker by slug or uuid with bio and the sessions they spoke at (event, edition, year, session title).
search_venuesRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Venues by name prefix and/or country, most event series hosted first, with the number of series each hosts. `q` matches the start of the venue name ("impact", "marina bay", "bitec"), case-insensitive.
upcoming_eventsTrade-show and exhibition editions starting in a date window, soonest first, optionally filtered by country, vertical or venue. Each row has event, dates, city, country, venue, organizer, source_url and as_of. Use this for 'what shows are on in …' questions; pass `cursor` from th
search_organizersRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Event organizers by name and/or country with the number of event series they run.
get_organizerRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). One organizer by slug or uuid with description, parent company and its top event series.
get_venueRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). One venue by slug or uuid with city, website, the event series it hosts and its upcoming editions (next 20).
list_leaderboardsRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Without `kind`: the leaderboard kinds available. With `kind`: the ranked rows (rank, name, value, slug) for that board.
country_totalsRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Without `country`: the top 20 countries by events. With `country`: events, editions, organizers, venues, companies and speakers counted for that country.
semantic_searchRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Search companies and events by meaning rather than keywords ("flame-retardant composites suppliers", "cannabis trade shows in Asia"). Returns the closest matches with a similarity score. Use search_* for exact names.
get_venue_spacesRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). The halls and rooms of one venue (slug or uuid from search_venues): kind, level, area m², width, length, clear height, floor load, column-free, capacities (theatre, classroom, banquet, cocktail, 3×3 booths), doors, util
search_venue_spacesRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Halls and rooms in a country that meet a size: optional city, minimum area (m²), minimum clear height (m) and a minimum capacity of one kind (theatre, classroom, banquet, cocktail, booths_3x3). Best fit first (the small
find_subsidiesRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Convention-bureau and tourism-board support schemes for an exhibition, conference, meeting or incentive (optionally in one country). Each active scheme is screened against its published criteria: `match` is `likely` (ev
check_floorplanRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Checks an exhibition floor plan against published default safety and layout limits — no AI, deterministic: stand overlaps, keep-clear gangways, fire-point halos, 4 m entrance strips, rows ≤ 30 m, gangways ≥ 3 m, travel
list_edition_sponsorsRequires a Pro plan. Sponsors of one edition (20 per page, up to 200, highest tier first): company, public tier label, HQ country and url, with the edition's `as_of` (sponsor lists refresh at the full publish). Takes an edition id from get_event.
exhibitor_historyRequires a Pro plan. Every edition one company exhibited at or sponsored, newest first (20 per page): event, year, dates, city, country, tier, booths and the edition's `as_of`. Filter by role and year range; pass `cursor` from the previous answer for the next page. `history_trunc
find_prospectsRequires a Pro plan. Prospect lists: companies at any `include` edition and at none of the `exclude` editions ("at A or B, not at C"), most editions attended first, then most recent (20 per page). A side is an event (slug or uuid, optional `years`; default its latest 5 past editi
reveal_contactRequires a Pro plan. Reveals the business email and phone of one public speaker (person_id or slug from search_speakers / get_speaker), with provenance (source, as_of). Uses 1 reveal credit when an email or phone is returned; re-viewing a contact your workspace already revealed i
export_listRequires a Pro plan. Writes a CSV to your workspace's exports and returns a download link that works for 24 hours without signing in. Sources: `edition_exhibitors` (an edition's exhibitors, 1,000 rows per part; pass `next_cursor` back as `cursor` for the next part), `edition_spon
watchRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Adds an event, edition, company, organizer, country (ISO code) or vertical (slug) to your workspace's "AI watches" list. Changes (new editions, new exhibitors or sponsors, speakers announced, score changes) arrive in th
list_watchesRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Your workspace's "AI watches": what is watched (type, id, name), how many of your plan's watches are used, the next digest date and the alert channels (email digest; webhooks on the Team plan and up).
unwatchRequires a free Messe Atlas account (sign in when prompted). Removes one item from your workspace's "AI watches" (entity_type and id as list_watches shows them). Removing something not watched changes nothing. Needs the 'atlas.reveal' permission.
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