# IBGE Serviços de Dados MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > IBGE Serviços de Dados gives your agent direct access to official Brazilian statistics. You can pull economic indicators, demographic census data, and geographic information for mapping projects. It connects to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics to provide accurate, government-verified data for research, business intelligence, and app development in the Brazilian market. ## Overview - **Category:** data-analytics - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_WQwJLlPkuoT8pTgccZTmo5oWFYlOvSzFC0aW6aFO/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** brazil, statistics, geography, socio-economic, census, data-services ## Description Imagine you're building a business intelligence tool for the Brazilian market. You need to know exactly which industries are growing or how many people in a specific region share a common name. Instead of manually scouring government websites and trying to scrape messy tables, you can just ask your agent to do the heavy lifting. This Connector connects your agent directly to the IBGE, providing a reliable pipeline for socio-economic and geographic data. You can pull inflation metrics, check business classifications, or get the latest news from the official news agency. It handles the complexity of the data structure so you can focus on the insights. By adding this to your Vinkius catalog, you give your agent a primary source for Brazilian truth. You'll get official survey calendars to plan your reports and geographic meshes for accurate mapping. It's about moving from guessing trends to seeing the official data. You can use it to identify business sectors, find geographic names, and explore demographic trends from the 2010 Census. This makes it a go-to for anyone who needs to ground their work in official government figures rather than estimates. It's the difference between guessing and knowing the actual numbers used by the state. ## Tools ### get_agregados Get a set of IBGE aggregates. This allows you to pull high-level statistical summaries. ### get_nome_geografico Get a geographic name from the BNGB. Use this to find specific locations in Brazil. ### get_calendario Get the disclosure calendar for a survey. This lets you see when new data will be released. ### get_cnae_classe Get CNAE classes. This tool helps you identify business sectors and classes. ### get_malha_estado Get the geographic mesh of a state. This provides state-level data for mapping. ### get_metadados Get metadata for IBGE surveys. Use this to understand the scope and details of specific research. ### get_nomes_frequencia Consult the frequency of names in Brazil. This pulls data from the 2010 Census. ### get_noticias Consult news and releases from IBGE. This keeps you updated on the latest government announcements. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` What's the latest news on the Brazilian Census? ``` **Response:** ``` I've checked the latest updates from the Agência IBGE Notícias. Here are the most recent highlights regarding the Census: * **Demographic Coordinates:** New coordinates from the 2022 Census have been released. * **Regional Updates:** Recent reports focus on updated population counts in the North and Northeast. Would you like me to pull the full summary of the most recent release? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Can you find the CNAE class for a company that grows corn? ``` **Response:** ``` The official classification for that activity is: **CNAE Class:** 0111-3 **Description:** Cultivation of cereals This includes activities like growing corn, wheat, rice, and other grains. Do you need the codes for any other agricultural sub-categories? ``` **Prompt:** ``` How common is the name 'João' in Brazil? ``` **Response:** ``` Based on the 2010 Census data, here is the frequency for the name 'João': * **Total Occurrences:** 2,971,335 * **Peak Decade:** The 1950s saw the highest frequency with 418,174 births. This data helps provide a clear picture of regional demographic trends. ``` ## Capabilities ### Query inflation and employment metrics Pull high-level statistical summaries of the Brazilian economy. ### Retrieve demographic name frequencies Access 2010 Census data to see how common specific names are across the country. ### Look up business sector classifications Identify specific business classes using official economic codes. ### Get geographic meshes for mapping Fetch state-level geographic data for accurate spatial analysis. ### Fetch official news and reports Stay updated with the latest releases from the official news agency. ### View survey release calendars Monitor the schedule of upcoming statistical publications and results. ## Use Cases ### Categorizing a local business directory A developer asks the agent to find the correct CNAE codes for 500 different types of retail and manufacturing, then uses get_cnae_classe to populate their database correctly. ### Preparing a quarterly inflation report An analyst uses get_agregados to pull the latest official numbers and get_calendario to see when the next set of data will be published for their clients. ### Analyzing regional name trends A researcher asks about name frequencies in specific Brazilian regions and uses get_nomes_frequencia to get the 2010 Census data for their study. ### Mapping out state borders A cartography student uses get_malha_estado to fetch official geographic meshes for various Brazilian states to ensure their maps are accurate. ## Benefits - Stop manual scraping by using get_noticias to pull the latest government reports automatically into your workflow. - Ensure your business categories are accurate by using get_cnae_classe to fetch official economic classifications. - Map out regional data with precision using get_malha_estado to get state-level geographic meshes. - Plan your research timeline by using get_calendario to see exactly when new survey results will drop. - Validate your demographic insights by using get_nomes_frequencia to access real 2010 Census data. - Get a clear picture of the economy by using get_agregados to pull inflation and employment metrics. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get instant access to verified Brazilian government data without the headache of manual data collection. 1. Subscribe to the IBGE Serviços de Dados MCP through the Vinkius marketplace. 2. Connect your agent to the IBGE data services without needing manual API keys for public data. 3. Ask your agent to pull specific stats, names, or news from the Brazilian government database. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use IBGE Serviços de Dados to get inflation stats?** Yes, you can pull official inflation and other economic metrics directly. This allows you to get government-verified data for your reports without manual searching. **Does IBGE Serviços de Dados provide business classification codes?** It provides access to the CNAE, which is the National Classification of Economic Activities. You can use it to find the correct codes for various business sectors. **How can I get official Brazilian geographic names?** You can retrieve official geographic names from the BNGB database. This ensures your mapping projects use the correct government-recognized names. **Can I see the release schedule for new Brazilian surveys?** Yes, you can fetch the disclosure calendar for various surveys. This helps you plan your data updates and see when new results will be published. **Is IBGE Serviços de Dados good for demographic research?** It's excellent for that. You can pull name frequencies and other census data to help ground your research in official government figures. **What kind of news does IBGE Serviços de Dados provide?** It provides the latest news and releases from the official Agência IBGE Notícias. It's a great way to stay current on Brazilian statistics and reports. **Can I check the popularity of a specific name in Brazil over time?** Yes! Use the `get_nomes_frequencia` tool with a name. It returns the frequency of births per decade based on the 2010 Census data. **How do I find out when the next inflation data (IPCA) will be released?** You can use the `get_calendario` tool and provide 'IPCA' as the survey name. It will return the scheduled dates for upcoming publications. **Is it possible to search for IBGE news by specific keywords?** Yes, the `get_noticias` tool includes a `busca` parameter. You can filter official news and releases by any term, such as 'PIB' or 'Censo'.