# Sustainability Score MCP

> The Sustainability Score Calculator determines your environmental impact by processing daily habit data. It calculates a weighted score across five key pillars—Transport, Food, Consumption, Energy, and Waste. You get instant feedback on your habits, translating complex metrics into simple scores and providing actionable plans for improvement.

## Overview
- **Category:** lifestyle
- **Price:** Free
- **Tags:** ecology, carbon-footprint, sustainability, environment, lifestyle

## Description

This MCP lets your agent assess the total environmental cost of your lifestyle. Instead of just guessing if you're doing enough, you feed in raw habit data, and this connection processes it against five key areas: Transport, Food, Consumption, Energy, and Waste. It returns a weighted average score from 0 to 100, plus qualitative status checks for each category. The process doesn't stop at a number; it generates a personalized roadmap detailing exactly what you need to change to hit better goals. Through Vinkius, you connect once from Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible client and get instant access to this MCP alongside 4,000+ others in the catalog. Native token optimization cuts consumption by up to 60%.

## Tools

### calculate_personal_score
Calculates your total sustainability score, providing a weighted average and a breakdown by category.

### generate_improvement_roadmap
Creates personalized ecological goals and actionable targets for improving specific areas of impact.

### get_category_status
Translates a raw numerical score into a clear, human-readable assessment of your environmental standing in one category.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
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Calculate my sustainability score with a transport score of 80, food score of 60, and energy score of 40.
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**Response:** 
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Your total sustainability score is 60. Your breakdown includes Transport (80), Food (60), and Energy (40).
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**Prompt:** 
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What is the status of my energy usage if my score is 30?
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**Response:** 
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With an Energy score of 30, your impact level is Critical and urgent action is required.
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**Prompt:** 
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Generate a roadmap to reach a target score of 90 based on my current scores: {'Transport': 70, 'Food': 50, 'Consumption': 60, 'Energy': 40, 'Waste': 55}.
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**Response:** 
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To reach a target of 90, you should focus on improving your Energy and Food habits through the suggested actions in the roadmap.
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## Capabilities

### Assess overall sustainability standing
Calculates your weighted average score and provides a detailed breakdown of how various habits contribute across all categories.

### Interpret category scores instantly
Converts raw numerical scores into easy-to-read assessments, telling you immediately if an impact level is critical or acceptable.

### Plan specific eco-friendly improvements
Generates a detailed list of personalized targets and actionable steps needed to improve your environmental footprint in specific areas.

## Use Cases

### Evaluating a major life change
A user moves from car ownership to public transit. They run the data through the MCP, inputting their old and new transport scores. The system uses `calculate_personal_score` to show an immediate score increase and generates a roadmap showing other areas (like consumption) that now need attention.

### Quickly checking one impact area
A user only wants to know about their food waste. They input the Food score into `get_category_status`. The MCP immediately tells them if their current level of consumption is 'High Risk' and what that means in plain terms.

### Setting goals for a project
A team needs to reduce its carbon footprint. They use the system to analyze existing waste data and run `generate_improvement_roadmap`. The output provides actionable targets, like 'Source 75% of materials locally,' that they can hand off to department heads.

### Benchmarking against ideal living
A student compares their score to an assumed 'ideal' baseline. They use `calculate_personal_score` and then ask the MCP to generate a roadmap, focusing only on bridging the gap between their current habits and the target.

## Benefits

- Instead of just getting a number, the system provides context. Using `get_category_status` converts raw scores into clear assessments—you know instantly if your energy usage is 'Critical' or 'Acceptable'.
- You move past vague goals. The `generate_improvement_roadmap` tool gives you specific targets, like 'Reduce transport emissions by 15%' instead of just saying 'Be better about travel.'
- It handles complexity for you. By calculating the total score with `calculate_personal_score`, the MCP weights five different habit pillars into one usable metric (0-100).
- The process is holistic. It doesn't treat your habits in silos; it weighs Transport, Food, Consumption, Energy, and Waste together to give a true picture of impact.
- It guides action. You get the full cycle: first, you assess your standing with `calculate_personal_score`; second, you check specific status points with `get_category_status`; finally, you plan improvements using `generate_improvement_roadmap`.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a quantifiable measure of your environmental impact and a concrete plan to improve it.

1. You provide the agent with raw data points for various habits (e.g., 'Transport score: 80', 'Food score: 60').
2. The MCP calculates your total weighted average, assesses each category's status, and compiles the results.
3. Your agent receives a final report containing the overall score, status interpretations, and clear improvement targets.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How can an agent calculate my sustainability score?**
Agents use the `calculate_personal_score` tool, providing scores for categories like Transport, Food, and Energy to receive a total weighted average.

**Can I get specific advice on improving my score?**
Yes. By using `generate_improvement_roadmap`, an agent can analyze your current breakdown and suggest actionable targets to reach a desired sustainability goal.

**What categories are assessed?**
The assessment covers five pillars: Transport, Food, Consumption, Energy, and Waste. You can check the status of any specific pillar using `get_category_status`.