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Track global vessels and analyze maritime records, routes, ownership, and port activity.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "Datalastic Vessel Tracking & Maritime Intelligence" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add --transport http 'com-datalastic-vessel-tracking' 'https://mcp.datalastic.com/mcp'
Look up the vessel named “EVER GIVEN” and summarize its IMO, MMSI, flag, owner, vessel type, latest position, and most recent port calls.
A structured vessel profile with identification details, ownership, and latest activity.
Retrieve the vessel’s routes and port calls for the last 90 days, analyze main sailing regions and stop frequency, and summarize any unusual detours or long stays.
A route analysis summary with timeline, key ports, and unusual behavior observations.
I have a list of vessels. Batch query their current positions, estimated arrival times, and latest inspection records, then output the results as a table for daily monitoring.
A monitoring table that summarizes key operational status across multiple vessels.
Track global maritime trade and chokepoint signals for research and monitoring.
Track ocean containers, vessel positions, ETAs, and free time across shipping lines.
Access supply-chain data to track AIS vessels and logistics movements.
Compute maritime route distances and generate full sea routes in GeoJSON.
Calculate laytime, demurrage, and despatch for chartering workflows with AI.
Access and verify signed live data feeds for AI agents and automation.