# Emergency Accessibility Support Plan AI Agent Connect > Emergency Accessibility Support Plan MCP converts functional access requirements into structured coordination plans, high-readability contact cards for responders, and equipment registries. It helps you bridge the gap between individual needs and local emergency resources to ensure safety during a crisis. ## Overview - **Category:** accessibility - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_KpIRLmA5FHeBdXrQ6NZckPzZnGgFOhHZOcqoq38p/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** accessibility, emergency, coordination, safety, preparedness ## Description When an emergency hits, standard response protocols often overlook specific accessibility requirements. This MCP changes that by helping you build a bridge between your personal needs and the resources available in your area. You can use your AI client to translate complex functional requirements into clear, actionable instructions that first responders can actually use. Instead of scrambling for information during a crisis, you can pre-build everything you need. You can organize who is responsible for specific mobility equipment, create simplified contact cards that highlight vital information, and map out how local EMS or transit services can best support you. It also helps you stay prepared by generating training timelines so you and your support network can practice your response plan before it's actually needed. It's about moving from vague preparedness to a concrete, documented strategy that works with the local infrastructure around you. ## Tools ### create_contact_card This tool generates a high-priority information card designed for immediate use by first responders. It focuses on vital details that need to be seen instantly. ### generate_coordination_plan This tool builds a personalized emergency strategy by matching your specific needs with the resources provided by local officials. It reconciles what you need with what is actually available. ### generate_practice_schedule This tool produces a training timeline to help you and your contacts run regular safety drills. It ensures everyone knows how to execute the plan. ### list_supply_ownership This tool manages an equipment registry to clarify who is responsible for specific accessibility items during an emergency. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Generate a coordination plan for someone needing mobility assistance and visual aids, using local EMS and transit services. ``` **Response:** ``` The coordination plan is ready. It aligns your mobility and visual needs with local EMS and transit protocols to ensure transport is compatible with your requirements. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Create a contact card for my emergency contacts and my functional needs. ``` **Response:** ``` Your contact card is ready. It includes your vital functional needs and the contact details for your authorized individuals while following your privacy instructions. ``` **Prompt:** ``` List who is responsible for my wheelchair and hearing aid. ``` **Response:** ``` The ownership registry shows that the user maintains the wheelchair and the primary caregiver maintains the hearing aid. ``` ## Capabilities ### Resource Alignment Your agent matches your specific functional needs with the capabilities of local emergency services. ### Responder Communication The AI creates simplified, high-priority cards that responders can read quickly in high-stress situations. ### Equipment Management Your agent tracks which individuals are responsible for specific pieces of accessibility gear. ### Drill Scheduling The AI generates timelines to help you practice your emergency response steps. ## Use Cases ### Personal Preparedness An individual creates a contact card that summarizes their mobility needs for paramedics. ### Caregiver Coordination A caregiver uses the registry to track who is responsible for transporting a user's specialized equipment. ### Local Resource Mapping A user generates a plan that specifically accounts for how local transit services handle mobility aids. ### Safety Drill Planning A household uses a generated schedule to practice their emergency exit and communication steps. ## Benefits - Converts functional needs into structured, actionable plans. - Reduces responder confusion with high-readability contact cards. - Clarifies equipment responsibility through a central registry. - Establishes regular safety drills via automated training timelines. ## How It Works You connect the MCP to your AI client and start building your safety documentation through simple text prompts. 1. Connect the MCP to your preferred client like Claude or Cursor via Vinkius. 2. Describe your specific accessibility needs and local resources to your agent. 3. Ask the agent to generate plans, contact cards, or equipment registries. 4. Use the generated documents to prepare for emergencies or schedule drills. ## Frequently Asked Questions **What can this MCP do for my emergency planning?** It turns your specific accessibility needs into structured coordination plans, contact cards for responders, and equipment ownership lists. **How do I use this with my AI client?** You connect to the MCP through Vinkius. Once connected, you can give instructions to your agent in Claude, Cursor, or other compatible clients. **Can I use this to manage my medical equipment?** Yes, you can use the list_supply_ownership tool to clarify who is responsible for specific pieces of accessibility equipment. **Will this help me communicate with first responders?** Yes, the create_contact_card tool is specifically designed to make high-priority information easy for responders to read quickly. **Does this MCP work with local emergency services?** The generate_coordination_plan tool works by reconciling your personal needs with the resources provided by your local official services. **How does the coordination plan handle conflicting information?** The system follows a strict precedence hierarchy: user consent is prioritized first, followed by official local guidance, and finally instructions from trusted support contacts. **Can I use this to get a medical diagnosis?** No. This tool is strictly non-diagnostic. It only processes functional access needs to create safety plans and does not identify or suggest medical conditions. **What is included in the contact card?** The contact card provides a high-priority summary for responders, including vital functional needs, authorized contact lists, and privacy instructions based on your consent preferences.