Watershed Climate MCP. Run full carbon accounting from natural conversation.

Watershed Climate connects your organization's carbon accounting directly to your agent. You manage your emissions—from gathering activity data to generating compliance reports—all through natural conversation.

Managing Your Data Uploads

You start by telling the server you need a place to keep your numbers. Use create_upload to build a new container in Watershed for your specific round of activity data records. When you've got structured inputs, like electricity consumption (kWh) or miles driven, you use upload_data_records to add those one or more records into that chosen upload container.

If you find an error or need to adjust figures after the fact, you can modify it using its specific ID with update_upload_data_record, or remove a whole bad record entirely by calling delete_upload_data_record. Before you commit anything, you'll run list_uploads to see all your existing data containers and use get_upload to view the current details of one.

To review every single activity record inside that container before submitting it—checking for duplicates or missing fields—you’ll call list_upload_data_records. You can also check out what's already waiting in line by calling list_measurements, which shows specific calculated emission figures filtered by inventory or year.

Running Calculations and Validating Data

The data isn't ready for reporting until you validate it. Run validate_upload across the entire container; this checks the data quality, flagging any errors before you waste time submitting. Once the data passes validation, you trigger the calculation engine by calling submit_upload. This action starts a background processing task that converts your raw activity numbers into final emissions measurements.

Because these calculations take time, you'll need to monitor the status using get_task_status to know if the process is still running, complete, or if it failed. If you need to see what inventories you already have tracked, use list_inventories; this retrieves a full list of your organization’s carbon footprint measurements, including the Scope 1, 2, and 3 breakdowns for a specific year.

Analyzing Results and Generating Reports

Once the calculations finish, you can pull up the detailed results using get_inventory, which gives you the full breakdown and composition of emissions for a specified GHG inventory ID. You also track your commitment goals by calling list_reduction_targets. This shows all configured organizational goals for decreasing emissions over time, whether they're tied to SBTi or net-zero commitments.

When it’s time for compliance paperwork, you don't have to open a dashboard. Use list_reports to see every available report in your climate data library, and then use get_report to pull the full details of a completed sustainability document. This gives you audit-ready reports formatted specifically for frameworks like CDP or TCFD.

Finally, if you want a complete accounting summary of all the reports you have generated so far, calling list_reports provides that overview.