https://buckybuild.com/api/mcp
Works with the assistants you already use
Ask about a property and Bucky returns the lot, the zone, the permitted uses, and the envelope limits that matter, each with its own source.
Save a site and it lands in a Bucky project. Screening and the full report live in the web workspace.
The first time your assistant needs your account, a Bucky sign-in page opens. Reading projects, changing them, and exporting a report are separate permissions, and you never paste a token.
If the bylaw doesn't set a limit, Bucky tells you. If Bucky couldn't extract one, it tells you that instead. And if a city isn't live yet, you'll hear that too.
Pick the assistant you have open. For Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and the other editors, copy the prompt and paste it in — the agent adds Bucky itself.
Two tools work before you sign in, so you can check the connection first. Saving a project or running an analysis asks you to sign in. Any plan can use the connector. Higher plans give you more usage and more benefits.
We've paused new Bucky accounts for now. Join the waitlist, or connect with an account you already have.
Results are preliminary decision support, not a permit, an appraisal, or a legal, engineering, or architectural opinion.
No. Your assistant opens a Bucky sign-in page that lists the permissions before you approve anything. To disconnect, go to Settings, then Connected apps. It takes effect on the next request.
Yes. The connection guide and coverage-status explanations work without one. You'll be asked to sign in when you save a project or run an analysis.
Any plan can use MCP and the other connectors. Higher plans give you more usage and more benefits. Professional is $99 a month. Prepaid developer credit starts at $10, then $0.10 per sourced site check.
It comes down to your plan. Free can't add custom connectors, Pro can only read and fetch, and Developer Mode needs Business, Enterprise, or Edu. Our one-click Apps Directory listing isn't live yet.
Then ask about any address, with sources, in the assistant you already use.