HaitiDocs connects Haiti's official economic data, documents and maps to AI assistants, so a question asked in plain language returns an answer with its source. Access is public and needs no account or key.
Questions it can answer, for example:
- What was Haiti's inflation rate last month?
- Which documents cover the 2025-2026 national budget?
- How has the gourde-dollar exchange rate moved this year?
- Show a map of schools in the Nord department.
How has Haiti's garment-sector employment changed?
HaitiDocs · searchADIH series
Formal garment-assembly jobs, Haiti's largest export sector, fell by 60% between November 2021 and November 2025:
Source: ADIH bi-monthly bulletins, via HaitiDocs. The last two months are provisional.
Connect your assistant
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Claude
- Open HaitiDocs in the Claude Directory and click Connect.
- In a chat, turn on HaitiDocs in the tools menu.
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ChatGPT
- Open the HaitiDocs plugin in ChatGPT's Plugin directory and click Add.
- Ask your question in a chat.
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Muse
- Copy the setup message.
- Paste it into a Muse chat. Muse creates the HaitiDocs connector.
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Copilot
Open Copilot StudioCopilot Studio
- Open your agent's Tools page and select Add a tool, New tool, Model Context Protocol.
- Enter the server URL
https://mcp.haitidocs.org, set authentication to None, then select Create and Add to agent.
Copilot 365 (Workplace)
An administrator adds an MCP connector with the same URL in the Microsoft 365 admin center. Users then pick HaitiDocs as a source in Copilot chat.
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Other MCP clients
VS Code, Cursor and other clients: add the server URL
https://mcp.haitidocs.org. No key or sign-in.
VS CodeCopilot in the editor
VS Code (Copilot)
- Command Palette → MCP: Add Server → HTTP
- URL:
https://mcp.haitidocs.org, namehaitidocs - Open Copilot Chat in Agent mode and enable the tools
VS Code 1.102+ with the Copilot extensions. Other MCP clients (Cursor, Cline, Goose): add the same URL.
Available toolsseven read-only tools
The server exposes seven read-only tools. Results include the source, license, update date, and citation.
For developersMCP server & JSON API
HaitiDocs provides an MCP server (Model Context Protocol) and a plain JSON API. Both are public and require no key.
https://mcp.haitidocs.org
Transport streamable-HTTP
Health /health
- Liveness:
GET https://mcp.haitidocs.org/healthreturns JSON (build, contract version, transport). The only plain non-protocol route. - JSON data API: the same catalog and indicator series the site renders are static JSON under /data/api/catalog.json and
/data/api/indicators/. - Answer index: direct-answer pages are indexed at /data/api/answers.json, with the answer sentence, value, unit, period, source indicator id, and page URL.
- Browse & download: indicators, the document corpus, and map layers are all browsable, with downloads, on the data, documents, and maps pages.
tools/list, then invoke them with tools/call. A browser visit redirects here; a programmatic GET returns 405 because the stateless server offers no stream.A command-line call uses tools/call and the text/event-stream Accept header:
curl -sN https://mcp.haitidocs.org \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'Accept: application/json, text/event-stream' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call",
"params":{"name":"search","arguments":{"query":"inflation","limit":3}}}'
search takes a query; fetch takes the id of a search result. Discover exact schemas with {"method":"tools/list","params":{}}.
Access & attributionpublic, read-only, cite the source
- Read-only and public by design. The server returns pre-computed, published data. It cannot write data and requires no account or API key.
- Cite the source. Each result carries its original source, license, and a citation; attribute the underlying provider, not HaitiDocs.
- Freshness. Data refreshes on a schedule; every response reports its last-updated date.