The MCP server that connects AI agents to local services. Search, compare, and book 888 service categories through Model Context Protocol. Free access. No API keys.
Comprehensive documentation and guides for the Local Service MCP server
Add the Lokuli MCP server to your AI agent's configuration. Once connected, the agent can search for services, check provider availability, compare pricing, and book appointments — all through structured MCP tool calls. No API keys required. No registration needed.
Every tool an AI agent needs to discover and book local services.
Find local service providers by query and location. Returns ranked results with pricing and ratings.
Browse the full tree of 888 service categories. Filter by parent category or search by keyword.
Check real-time availability for a specific provider. Returns open time slots for the requested date range.
Book an appointment with a provider. Processes payment through Stripe and sends confirmations.
Retrieve ratings and customer reviews for a provider. Includes average rating and review count.
Compare pricing across multiple providers for the same service type in a given area.
Here is how an AI agent uses the Local Service MCP to book a math tutor for a student in Los Angeles.
Add lokuli.com/mcp to your agent's MCP server configuration. No keys needed.
Your agent automatically discovers available tools: search, availability, booking, reviews.
Agent makes structured tool calls with parameters. All responses are JSON.
Complete bookings with Stripe payments. Confirmations sent automatically.
The Model Context Protocol is becoming the standard for how AI agents interact with external tools and services. By exposing local services through MCP, Lokuli makes every service provider discoverable and bookable by any AI agent in the ecosystem. No custom integrations needed — if your agent speaks MCP, it speaks Lokuli.
Unlike traditional REST APIs that require authentication, rate limit management, and custom client code, MCP provides a standardized interface that AI agents already understand. The agent discovers available tools, understands their parameters, and calls them as needed. This is the infrastructure layer the agentic web needs.
Behind the MCP endpoint is BookingClaw — the AI-native directory for local services, with 888 categories and growing. For more detailed documentation and integration guides, visit LocalServiceMCP.com.
Common questions about the Local Service MCP server.
888 categories. Free MCP access. Real-time availability. The infrastructure layer for AI-powered local service booking.