# Adzuna MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Adzuna MCP lets you pull real-time job listings and historical salary data into your AI client. It handles the heavy lifting of scanning thousands of vacancies across different countries, giving you a clear picture of what roles are available and what they actually pay. Whether you're looking for a new gig or mapping out a labor market, this Connector puts global employment data at your fingertips.

## Overview
- **Category:** productivity
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_x0LuBxTJxkZmyffRJ8qTBJ4BUViyLTJXqcaYl1LA/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** job-search, labor-market, salary-data, employment-trends, vacancy-tracking, search-engine

## Description

This Connector connects your agent to a global job database to provide real-time vacancy data and labor market intelligence. Imagine you're trying to figure out if a job offer in London is actually competitive. Instead of opening twenty different tabs and scrolling through endless job boards, you just ask your AI client. This connector handles the heavy lifting of scanning thousands of vacancies across different countries. It gives you a clear picture of what roles are available and what they actually pay. It doesn't just find jobs; it understands the market. You can ask it to show you how much a Data Scientist makes in the US over the last few years. You can also identify which companies are hiring the most in a specific sector. It's like having a career researcher who never sleeps. You can get specific details like contract types and direct application links without ever leaving your chat interface. Because Vinkius makes it so easy to plug this into your existing workflow, you can stop manual searching and start making better decisions based on hard numbers. You can compare different cities to see where the highest job density is located. You can also see the distribution of salaries to ensure you aren't settling for less than the market average. This turns a multi-hour research project into a quick, data-backed conversation. You can explore everything from entry-level roles to executive positions, across dozens of different industries and geographic regions.

## Tools

### get_salary_histogram
Retrieve a histogram distribution of current average salaries for a specified search query. This shows you the actual pay range for a job instead of just a single average.

### search_jobs
Search thousands of job vacancies across multiple countries using keywords and Postcodes. This helps you find specific roles in different regions without clicking through multiple job boards.

### get_salary_history
Retrieve historical average salary trends for a specific job title and country. You can use this to see how compensation for a role has changed over time.

### list_top_companies
List the top hiring companies and employers based on a specific job category or keyword. This helps you identify which firms are currently expanding in your target industry.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the average pay for a UX Designer in New York right now?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've pulled the current salary data for UX Designers in New York. Here is the breakdown:

**Average Salary:** $115,000
**Pay Range:** $90,000 - $160,000
**Distribution:**
- $90k - $100k: 20%
- $100k - $120k: 50%
- $120k - $160k: 30%

Would you like to see the specific job listings for this role?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Who are the biggest tech employers in London?
```

**Response:** 
```
Based on current data for London, the top companies hiring for tech roles include:

1. **Google** (45 active roles)
2. **Amazon** (38 active roles)
3. **Meta** (30 active roles)
4. **DeepMind** (22 active roles)
5. **Deliveroo** (18 active roles)

Would you like more details on any of these companies?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Find me remote Java Developer jobs in the UK.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found several remote Java Developer roles in the UK. Here are the top 3:

- **Senior Java Dev** (Remote) - £85,000 - [Link]
- **Java Backend Engineer** (Remote) - £90,000 - [Link]
- **Full Stack Java Developer** (Remote) - £82,000 - [Link]

All roles involve Spring Boot and AWS. Should I look for more?
```

## Capabilities

### Search specific job vacancies
Find thousands of jobs using keywords, Postcodes, and categories across multiple countries.

### View salary distribution charts
Get a visual breakdown of what people in a role actually earn in a specific location.

### Track historical pay trends
See how compensation for specific skills and job titles has changed over time.

### Identify top hiring employers
List the major companies currently hiring based on specific job categories or keywords.

### Pull direct application links
Retrieve job descriptions, contract types, and direct URLs for specific listings.

## Use Cases

### Salary Benchmarking
A manager wants to know if their team's pay is competitive. They ask the agent to show salary trends for 'Product Manager' in Berlin using `get_salary_history`.

### Market Research
A startup founder wants to know who the big players are. They use `list_top_companies` to see which firms are currently hiring for 'Cloud Engineering' in the UK.

### Job Hunting
A developer wants to find remote work. They use `search_jobs` to find 'Python' roles in the US with 'Remote' as a keyword.

### Economic Analysis
A researcher needs to see pay shifts. They ask for a salary histogram for 'Nurse' in Canada using `get_salary_histogram` to see the range of pay.

## Benefits

- Get accurate salary data for any role using `get_salary_history` to see how pay scales have shifted over the last few years.
- Spot hiring hotspots by using `list_top_companies` to see which firms are expanding in your specific industry.
- Stop guessing on pay with `get_salary_histogram` which shows you the actual distribution of salaries for your target role.
- Save hours on manual browsing by using `search_jobs` to pull thousands of listings into one view based on your exact criteria.
- Make data-driven career moves by comparing job descriptions and contract types across multiple countries in one conversation.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get instant access to global labor market data without the manual research.

1. Connect your Adzuna App ID and App Key to the Connector.
2. Tell your AI client what job title or location you want to explore.
3. Get a list of vacancies, salary trends, or company rankings in your chat.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Adzuna MCP find jobs in my specific city?**
Yes, it can. The Connector allows your AI client to search by Postcodes and specific keywords to find vacancies in your local area.

**Does the Adzuna MCP provide historical salary data?**
Yes, it does. You can ask for historical average salary trends to see how pay for a specific role has changed over time.

**Can I use the Adzuna MCP to see which companies are hiring?**
Yes, you can. It can list the top hiring companies based on specific keywords or job categories, helping you see who is expanding.

**Is the Adzuna MCP good for salary benchmarking?**
It's perfect for that. It can pull salary histograms that show you the distribution of pay, so you know the full range of what people earn.

**Can the Adzuna MCP help with international job searches?**
Yes, it supports job searches across multiple countries, making it a great tool for finding roles in different global markets.

**Does the Adzuna MCP show contract types for jobs?**
Yes, it retrieves details like contract types and direct application links, so you can see if a role is full-time, contract, or freelance.

**How do I find my Adzuna App ID and Key?**
Register for a developer account at `developer.adzuna.com`. Once logged in, you can create a new application to generate your unique App ID and App Key.

**Which countries does the Adzuna API support?**
Adzuna supports dozens of countries including the UK (gb), USA (us), Brazil (br), France (fr), and many others. You must provide the 2-letter country code in your search requests.

**Can I see salary data without listing specific jobs?**
Yes! Use the `get_salary_histogram` or `get_salary_history` tools to retrieve aggregated market data and trends for any job title or location.