# CPSC MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > CPSC MCP gives your AI agent direct access to the Consumer Product Safety Commission database. You can instantly pull recall information, check specific product models for hazards, and track manufacturer safety alerts. It's the fastest way to verify if a consumer good is safe or subject to a government-mandated recall without digging through messy government websites. ## Overview - **Category:** security-compliance - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_xXV85sQiiZw3gQxCpe1WDFEtJ3HTmj5Vawqt83JL/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** product-safety, recalls, consumer-protection, compliance, public-records ## Description The CPSC MCP gives your AI client direct access to the Consumer Product Safety Commission database. Instead of navigating through complex government portals or manually cross-referencing UPC numbers against sprawling lists, this Connector pulls that data directly into your conversation. It works by querying the official CPSC records to find recalls based on specific hazards like fire risks or lead exposure. If you're managing a product catalog or auditing a warehouse, you can ask about specific brands or even individual model numbers to see if they've been flagged. This tool turns a tedious research task into a quick query. It's a core part of the Vinkius catalog, designed to bridge the gap between raw government data and your daily workflow. You get straight answers on whether a product is safe to sell, ship, or use, backed by official records. It handles the heavy lifting of filtering through thousands of alerts so you can focus on making informed safety decisions. You can quickly scan for historical trends or pinpoint specific safety alerts that might impact your inventory. This means you spend less time on manual data entry and more time on actual compliance and product management. ## Tools ### search_recalls Queries the CPSC database for consumer product recalls. It lets you find safety notices using keywords, brand names, or specific hazard types. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Are there any recalls for 'Fisher-Price' products? ``` **Response:** ``` I've checked the CPSC database for Fisher-Price. I found several recalls, with the most recent ones involving: * **Baby Gliders:** Issues with the folding mechanism. * **Sleepers:** Recalled due to entrapment risks. Would you like the specific recall numbers or the suggested remedies for these? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Search for recalls involving 'fire' hazards from the last year. ``` **Response:** ``` I've pulled the fire-related recalls from 2023-2024. Here are the highlights: | Product Category | Notice Count | Primary Issue | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Portable Heaters | 4 | Overheating | | Lithium-ion Batteries | 6 | Thermal Runaway | | Power Strips | 2 | Short Circuits | Do you want the details on a specific category? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Check if there are any recalls for product model 'XYZ123'. ``` **Response:** ``` I've checked the official records for model **XYZ123**. * **Status:** No active recalls found. * **Note:** This model is currently clear in the CPSC database. Would you like me to check a different model or the manufacturer's name instead? ``` ## Capabilities ### Pull official recall records Get government-mandated safety notices for any product keyword instantly. ### Filter by specific hazards Identify products recalled specifically for fire, choking, or lead exposure. ### Track manufacturer history Query all recalls associated with a specific brand or manufacturer. ### Verify UPC and models Check if a specific product model or UPC is under an active recall notice. ### Sort by date range Filter results to see the most recent safety alerts or historical data. ## Use Cases ### Vetting a new supplier A retail buyer wants to see if a brand they're considering for a new line has a history of fire-related recalls. ### Warehouse safety screening A warehouse manager needs to know if a specific pallet of electronics is subject to a recent government safety notice. ### Parental safety check A parent wants to check if a specific brand of baby toys has any active recalls for lead exposure. ### Compliance auditing A compliance officer is auditing a year's worth of sales to ensure no recalled items were shipped to customers. ## Benefits - Stop manually browsing government websites for safety data. Use search_recalls to get the information you need in seconds rather than minutes of clicking through pages. - Prevent the risk of selling hazardous items. Your agent can cross-reference your inventory against official CPSC records to flag recalled products automatically. - Identify specific hazards quickly. Filter for fire, choking, or lead exposure risks so you can prioritize the most dangerous issues first. - Track manufacturer reliability. Query recalls by brand to see how often a specific supplier's products are flagged for safety violations. - Verify specific models instantly. Use the tool to check if a unique UPC or model number is under an active recall notice to ensure 100% compliance. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get instant access to official government safety data without the manual research. 1. Connect the CPSC MCP to your preferred AI client through the Vinkius dashboard. 2. Ask your agent to search for specific recalls or hazards using natural language. 3. Receive a summarized list of official government notices and safety details. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use the CPSC MCP to check for specific product hazards?** Yes. You can ask your agent to filter results for specific risks like fire, choking, or lead exposure. This helps you identify the most dangerous issues in your inventory quickly. **Does the CPSC MCP require a login or paid subscription?** No. This Connector connects to a public government API, so you don't need to worry about separate accounts or authentication. It's ready to use as soon as you connect it. **Can I search for recalls by a specific brand name?** Yes. You can query the database for any brand or manufacturer to see their full history of safety notices and recalls. This is great for vetting new suppliers. **How does the CPSC MCP help with e-commerce safety?** It allows you to quickly verify that the products you're selling aren't subject to government recalls. You can use it to screen your catalog and avoid selling hazardous items. **Can I check a specific UPC number for a recall?** Yes. The Connector can check individual UPCs or model numbers against official records. This gives you a definitive answer on whether a specific product is safe to ship. **Is the data in the CPSC MCP up to date?** The Connector pulls from the official Consumer Product Safety Commission database, which is the primary source for all US product recalls. It provides the most current government safety information available. **Can I filter recalls by a specific hazard type like 'Fire' or 'Choking'?** Yes! Use the `search_recalls` tool and provide the hazard keyword in the `Hazard` parameter. The agent will return all matching products associated with that specific risk. **Is it possible to search for recalls from a specific manufacturer or brand?** Absolutely. You can use the `Manufacturer` parameter in the `search_recalls` tool to list all safety notices issued for products from a particular company. **Can I search for a recall using a specific Product UPC?** Yes, the `search_recalls` tool includes a `ProductUPC` field. This allows for precise identification of specific items that may be subject to safety recalls.