@pipeworx/iso-codes

Connect: https://gateway.pipeworx.io/iso-codes/mcp · Install: one-click buttons

Tools: 6

ISO codes MCP — country (ISO 3166-1, -2, -3), language (ISO 639-1/-2/-3), currency (ISO 4217), and script (ISO 15924) lookups. Data fetched from the debian iso-codes project (raw JSON on github). Keyless; cached 24h in-pack.

Tools

• country(query) — lookup country by name / alpha-2 / alpha-3 / numeric
• subdivisions(country_alpha2) — ISO 3166-2 subdivisions of a country
• language(query) — lookup language by name / 2-letter / 3-letter code
• currency(query) — lookup currency by name / code / numeric
• script(query) — lookup script (ISO 15924)
• list(kind, filter?) — list all of one kind: countries | languages | currencies | scripts

Data source

raw.githubusercontent.com/{ISO 3166-1, ISO 639-3, ISO 4217, ISO 15924} JSON in salsa.debian.org/iso-codes-team/iso-codes.

Tools

• country — “Country code for [country]” / “what’s the ISO code for [X]” / “alpha-2 / alpha-3 for [country]” / “look up country [DE / FR / JP]” — ISO 3166-1 country record by name, alpha-2 (“US”), alpha-3 (“USA”)
• subdivisions — “States / provinces / regions of [country]” / “ISO 3166-2 codes for [DE / US / FR]” — list ISO 3166-2 subdivisions (states, provinces, regions, prefectures) for a country (pass alpha-2 like “US” or “D
• language — “Language code for [X]” / “ISO 639-3 / 639-1 for [language]” / “what’s the code for [English / Spanish]” — language record (ISO 639-1/639-3) by name or code. Returns 2-letter, 3-letter, bibliographic
• currency — “Currency code for [X]” / “ISO 4217 for [currency]” / “what code is [USD / EUR / JPY]” — currency record (ISO 4217) by name or code. Returns alpha-3 + numeric code + official name. Use for finance, ac
• script — “Writing system code for [X]” / “ISO 15924 for [Latin / Cyrillic / Han]” / “script code lookup” — writing system record (ISO 15924) by name or 4-letter code. Use for typography, font selection, i18n.
• list — “List all countries / currencies / languages / scripts” / “all ISO codes for [kind]” — dump every record in one ISO list, optionally filtered. Pass kind=“countries” / “languages” / “currencies” / “scr