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Brazilian Census Bureau (IBGE) data server with 23 tools for demographics, geography, economics, and statistics. Covers localities, SIDRA tables, Census data, population projections, and geographic meshes.
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v2.0.0
Breaking risk
⚠ Upgrade required
- Migrate IPCA/INPC price indices to use `ibge_indicadores` (IBGE primary source).
- For interest/exchange rates (SELIC, CDI, dollar/euro), switch to a dedicated BCB MCP server.
Breaking changes
- Removed the `bcb` tool (Banco Central/SGS data source).
- Removed the `cruzar-ibge-bcb` prompt, BCB API endpoints/aliases, and the `toBcbDate` helper.
- Tool count reduced from 23 to 22.
Notable features
- README now leads with a differentiator emphasizing live, exact, sourced data vs. LLM answers.
- Registry metadata updated with value‑oriented description, expanded keywords, and cleaned `server.json`.
Full changelog
⚠️ Breaking change
The bcb tool (Banco Central / SGS data) has been removed. It was the only non-IBGE data source and contradicted this project's stated scope — IBGE specialist, no scope creep to other sources. Dedicated Banco Central MCP servers cover that use case better.
Also removed: the cruzar-ibge-bcb prompt, the BCB API endpoints/aliases, and the toBcbDate helper.
Migration: IPCA/INPC and other price indices remain available via ibge_indicadores (IBGE is their primary source). For interest/exchange rates (SELIC, CDI, dollar/euro), use a dedicated BCB MCP server.
Tool count: 23 → 22.
Also in this release
- README differentiator (roadmap 2.1): both READMEs now lead with the "live, exact, sourced data vs. just asking an LLM" pitch.
- Registry metadata / SEO (roadmap 2.4): value-oriented description and expanded keywords;
server.jsoncleaned up. - Accuracy fix: removed the inaccurate claim that the server queries a DataSUS API — health data is read from IBGE's SIDRA; DataSUS is credited only as the original producer of some stats served via SIDRA.
Full notes in CHANGELOG.md.