Ask your assistant what to do outdoors, and whether it is on.
Plan: give it a place in Scotland and a few days, and for each day it suggests the Walkhighlands walks that fit the weather and the best nearby dark-sky site for the night, each with go or marginal and the reason, plus sunrise, sunset and the moon.
Check: name a walk and a day, or a place and a night, and it says whether it is on, when to start, which other days suit it and what is better nearby. Each walk links to its route on Walkhighlands.
- MCP
- https://jomcgi.dev/scotland/mcp
- Tools
- plan, check
- Covers
- Scotland, mainland and islands
- Forecast
- MET Norway, refreshed every two to three hours
- Per call
- a plan of up to 7 days, or a check of up to 10 walks and nights
- Cost
- free, no sign-up or key
Add it to your assistant
It is a remote MCP server: one URL, no account.
Claude
Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, then paste the MCP URL. On Team and Enterprise plans an owner adds it first, in the organisation's connector settings.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http scotland https://jomcgi.dev/scotland/mcpCodex
In ~/.codex/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.scotland]
url = "https://jomcgi.dev/scotland/mcp"- Claude directory soon
- Claude Code plugin soon
- Codex plugin soon
Or call it over HTTPS
The same answers as JSON, cached at the edge. Every response carries when the forecast was fetched and the sources to credit.
curl 'https://jomcgi.dev/scotland/v1/plan?lat=57.19&lon=-3.83'Where the answers come from
- MET Norway
- cloud forecast · CC BY 4.0
- Copernicus CERRA
- clear-sky odds by month · Copernicus licence
- OpenStreetMap
- road access · ODbL
- Natural Earth
- coastline · public domain
- Walkhighlands
- walk listings · routes stay on Walkhighlands; each walk links to its page