# Household Evacuation Route Planner MCP. AI Agent Connect > Household Evacuation Route Planner MCP helps you organize your family's response to emergencies. It turns exit routes, mobility needs, and meeting locations into concrete, printable instructions and assigned roles so everyone knows exactly what to do when it matters most. ## Overview - **Category:** emergency-preparedness - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_Z6aTLGmDvXU40RCtxQREG8plWlAJeS84fTJTxV78/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** emergency, evacuation, family-safety, planning, preparedness ## Description When an emergency hits, you don't want to be deciding which door to use or who is responsible for the emergency kit. This MCP helps you build those decisions in advance. You can map out specific exit strategies based on your home's layout and the mobility needs of your family members. It handles the logistics of assigning specific tasks to different people and creates printable cards for your meeting points. You can also set up a recurring schedule for drills to make sure the plan actually works when you need it. Instead of a vague idea of what to do, you get a structured set of instructions that your AI client can help you manage and update as your household needs change. ## Tools ### assign_household_roles This tool distributes specific emergency tasks to your family members. It ensures everyone has a clear responsibility during an evacuation. ### create_practice_schedule This tool proposes a recurring schedule for running evacuation drills. It helps you maintain readiness through regular practice. ### generate_meeting_point_card This tool creates a concise, printable reference for your family gathering spot. It's designed to be a quick physical guide for where to meet. ### get_departure_plan This tool generates a step-by-step exit strategy for your household. It accounts for your specific exits and any mobility requirements. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Help me create a departure plan. Our exits are the front door and the back sliding door. We have a wheelchair user, and we have a car available. ``` **Response:** ``` Your primary route is through the front door to ensure the most direct path for the wheelchair. Your alternate route is the back sliding door. Please ensure the path to the front door is kept clear of obstacles at all times. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Assign roles for our family: Alice, Bob, and Charlie. The tasks are: Grab the emergency kit, Lead the group, and Assist the elderly. ``` **Response:** ``` Assignments: Alice is assigned to Lead the group, Bob is assigned to Grab the emergency kit, and Charlie is assigned to Assist the elderly. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Create a meeting point card. Our primary spot is the big oak tree in the front yard, and our secondary spot is the community center. We check in by calling the family group chat. ``` **Response:** ``` Meeting Point Card: Gather at the big oak tree in the front yard first. If that is unsafe, move to the community center. Once at a location, follow the check-in procedure: call the family group chat to confirm everyone is safe. ``` ## Capabilities ### Route Mapping Your agent uses this to build exit strategies based on your home's specific doors and mobility needs. ### Role Distribution Your agent assigns specific emergency tasks to individual family members. ### Meeting Point Documentation Your agent generates printable cards that list primary and secondary gathering locations. ### Drill Scheduling Your agent creates a recurring timeline for practicing your evacuation plans. ## Use Cases ### Mobility-Focused Planning You can build a plan that prioritizes the most accessible exits for a wheelchair user. ### Task Delegation You can clearly define who grabs the medical kit and who leads the group to avoid confusion. ### Drill Management You can set up a quarterly schedule to make sure your family actually knows the routes. ### Meeting Point Coordination You can create a quick-reference card that tells everyone where to go and how to check in. ## Benefits - Reduces decision fatigue during high-stress emergency events. - Ensures mobility requirements are integrated into exit routes. - Provides physical, printable references for meeting locations. - Maintains family readiness through automated drill scheduling. ## How It Works Connect your AI client to Vinkius and start building your plan immediately. 1. Connect your preferred MCP-compatible client to Vinkius. 2. Provide your home layout and family details to your agent. 3. Use the tools to generate routes, roles, and meeting cards. 4. Print your meeting point cards and follow the suggested drill schedule. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How do I use this MCP with my AI client?** You connect your client, like Claude or Cursor, to the Vinkius platform. Once connected, the tools are immediately available for your agent to use. **Can I include mobility needs in the evacuation plan?** Yes. When you request a departure plan, you can specify if anyone in your household uses a wheelchair or has other mobility requirements. **Does this MCP provide physical copies of the plans?** The tool generates meeting point cards that are designed to be printed and used as physical references. **How often should we practice our evacuation?** The MCP includes a tool to propose a recurring schedule for drills to help your family stay prepared. **Can I assign specific tasks to my family members?** Yes. You can use the role assignment tool to give specific people responsibilities like grabbing kits or assisting others. **How do I create a departure plan?** You can use the `get_departure_plan` tool by providing your available exits, any official guidance from local authorities, mobility needs, and transport options. **Can I assign specific tasks to family members?** Yes, the `assign_household_roles` tool allows you to distribute specific responsibilities like Lead, Communicator, or Supply to each member of your household.