Open UV Index API MCP. Know your UV risk—right now.

This server lets your AI agent handle localized outdoor health checks using UV radiation metrics. You don't need a bunch of different weather sites; this is your single source for reliable environmental data.

Before you run anything, you can use the check_api_status tool to verify if the Open UV Index API connection is active and ready for service. It confirms whether the whole system is operational right now, so you don't waste cycles calling a dead endpoint. Knowing the status upfront saves time.

To get the actual measurement, your agent calls get_uv_index. This tool delivers the precise, current Ultraviolet Index reading based on any latitude and longitude pair you give it. It gives you the hard number—the risk level right now at that specific spot. You can use this data point to gauge immediate outdoor safety.

If you need to plan for tomorrow or later in the week, you'll pull data using get_uv_forecast. This tool audits the expected daily range and timing of solar intensity (UV forecast) for a location. It doesn't just give you an average; it shows you when the peak solar activity is going to hit that specific area.

Once your agent has the UV Index or the forecasted risk level, it uses get_uv_protection_guide. This tool takes that raw number and generates actionable sun safety advice. It'll tell you exactly what kind of SPF you need, if a hat is mandatory, or if sunglasses are enough based on the current risk.

You get concrete instructions, not just numbers.

These tools work together to give your agent full control over outdoor planning data. When you combine checking the status with getting real-time readings and then generating specific safety guides, your AI client acts like a specialized environmental consultant. It monitors UV levels and helps you keep track of things that matter for localized health—it's all tied back to accurate coordinates.