# KeepTrack Space Intelligence MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> KeepTrack Space Intelligence MCP lets you search satellites, orbital debris, and space launches directly through your AI client. It pulls real-time data like NORAD IDs, country of origin, and launch dates, making it a go-to tool for anyone needing orbital intelligence without digging through manual databases.

## Overview
- **Category:** data-analytics
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_QqVqwoDO3SR1nI4eOQ6fdfHMmwJAzGemYqNw6jZA/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** satellite-tracking, orbital-debris, space-intelligence, norad-data, astronomy, real-time-monitoring

## Description

KeepTrack Space Intelligence turns your AI client into a space operations analyst. Instead of manually cross-referencing messy spreadsheets or navigating outdated government databases, you can just ask questions about what's currently orbiting the planet. It gives you a direct line to orbital data, whether you're looking for specific telecommunications assets, tracking the latest debris from a recent launch, or trying to map out a specific satellite constellation. You get the facts, including NORAD IDs, launch dates, and country origins, delivered in a way that actually makes sense for your project. It's a huge time saver for anyone who needs to move quickly between high-level research and granular data points. By connecting this through the Vinkius catalog, you're getting a reliable way to ground your agent's answers in actual orbital records. You won't have to worry about your agent hallucinating satellite names or missing a recent deployment because the data comes straight from a structured source. It's about getting the right orbital metadata exactly when you need it, without the friction of manual searching.

## Tools

### get_recent_space_launches
KeepTrack Space Intelligence pulls a list of the most recent objects deployed into orbit. This helps you see what's new in space right now.

### get_satellite_details
KeepTrack Space Intelligence retrieves exhaustive info for a specific satellite including its NORAD ID and country of origin. You get the full profile of any object in one go.

### search_satellites
KeepTrack Space Intelligence finds satellites and orbital objects using names or keywords. It makes finding specific assets in a massive database much faster.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Find me all the satellites associated with the Starlink constellation.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've searched the KeepTrack database and found a large number of Starlink satellites. Would you like to see the NORAD IDs for the most recent ones or specific orbital data for one of them?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What are the most recent space launches?
```

**Response:** 
```
Here are the most recent objects deployed into orbit:

| Date | Object Name | Launch Site |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 2026-07-08 | Starlink-1234 | Cape Canaveral |
| 2026-07-05 | GPS-X | Vandenberg |

Let me know if you need more details on any of these.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Give me the details for a satellite with NORAD ID 44711.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've retrieved the data for that satellite.

* **Type:** GPS Satellite
* **Launch Date:** [Date]
* **Country of Origin:** United States
* **Status:** Active

Would you like to see more metadata?
```

## Capabilities

### Find satellites by name or keyword
Search the database to locate specific orbital objects instantly.

### Pull detailed metadata
Get NORAD IDs, launch dates, and country origins for any satellite.

### Monitor recent space launches
Retrieve a list of the most recently deployed objects in orbit.

### Track specific constellations
Audit known groups like Starlink or GPS to understand their footprint.

### Audit orbital objects
Verify records and status for aerospace research and analysis.

## Use Cases

### Tracking Starlink status
An engineer asks about Starlink orbital status to check for potential interference with a new project.

### Researching recent launches
A student wants a list of every object launched in the last month to study the increase in space debris.

### Mapping telecom assets
A telecom analyst needs to find all satellites from a specific country to map out regional coverage.

### Auditing orbital debris
A researcher looks for specific orbital objects to study the impact of space junk on existing missions.

## Benefits

- Stop digging through manual databases. You can find satellite records instantly using search_satellites instead of searching multiple websites.
- Get precise identifiers. You'll always have the correct NORAD IDs and launch dates at your fingertips thanks to get_satellite_details.
- Stay current on space activity. Use get_recent_space_launches to see exactly what was put into orbit without checking separate news feeds.
- Map out constellations easily. You can audit specific groups like Starlink or GPS to understand their orbital footprint.
- Cut out the copy-pasting. Instead of manually moving metadata from one sheet to another, your agent pulls the structured info you need in seconds.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get instant access to real-time orbital intelligence through natural conversation.

1. Subscribe to the KeepTrack Space Intelligence MCP in your AI client.
2. Connect without needing an API key since it uses public access.
3. Ask your agent to find specific satellites or recent launch data.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What can I do with KeepTrack Space Intelligence?**
You can search for satellites, retrieve detailed metadata like NORAD IDs, and monitor the most recent space launches. It gives your agent the ability to act as a space operations analyst.

**Does KeepTrack Space Intelligence require an API key?**
No, this Connector provides public access, so you can start querying orbital data immediately without setting up separate credentials.

**Can I use KeepTrack Space Intelligence to track Starlink?**
Yes, it allows you to find and audit specific satellite constellations like Starlink or GPS to see their orbital status.

**How does KeepTrack Space Intelligence help with orbital debris?**
It lets you find and track orbital objects, making it easier to research space junk and its impact on other assets.

**Can I get NORAD IDs using KeepTrack Space Intelligence?**
Yes, the tool can pull specific satellite metadata, including their unique NORAD IDs, country of origin, and launch dates.

**Is KeepTrack Space Intelligence good for aerospace research?**
It's a great tool for researchers who need to quickly verify satellite records or track commercial and government assets.

**Can I find the International Space Station (ISS)?**
Yes! Use the `search_satellites` tool with the query 'ISS'. The response will include its latest NORAD ID and orbital details.