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data.sfgov.org WebMCP tools

Search San Francisco's registered business registry (DataSF g8m3-pdis) by DBA name or owner via the public Socrata SODA API and return each location's legal/owner name, DBA, address, NAICS code, status, and registration date.

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What can an agent do with data.sfgov.org WebMCP tools?

Search San Francisco's registered business registry (DataSF g8m3-pdis) by DBA name or owner via the public Socrata SODA API and return each location's legal/owner name, DBA, address, NAICS code, status, and registration date. This page documents every listed tool, the action or answer it provides, its installation command, and the input fields an agent should send.

WebMCP tools on data.sfgov.org

Tool 1 of 4APIAnswer

sf-business-registry-lookup

Search San Francisco's registered business registry (DataSF g8m3-pdis) by DBA name or owner via the public Socrata SODA API and return each location's legal/owner name, DBA, address, NAICS code, status, and registration date.

How to install

browse skills add data.sfgov.org/sf-business-registry-lookup-ozd0ut

Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.

Run with an agent

Use the sf-business-registry-lookup tool on data.sfgov.org with query: <string>, location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.

Input contract

  • query string The thing to search for.
  • location string A place, city, or address.

Open the source definition

Tool 2 of 4APIAnswer

sf-business-registry-lookup

Search the San Francisco Registered Business Locations dataset on data.sfgov.org by DBA or owner name and return legal entity, DBA, address, NAICS, status (active/closed/admin-closed), and registration date. API-first via the Socrata SoQL endpoint with Lookup-story browser fallback.

How to install

browse skills add data.sfgov.org/sf-business-registry-lookup-vzlhtr

Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.

Run with an agent

Use the sf-business-registry-lookup tool on data.sfgov.org with query: <string>, location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.

Input contract

  • query string The thing to search for.
  • location string A place, city, or address.

Open the source definition

Tool 3 of 4APIAnswer

sf-business-registry-lookup

Look up SF registered businesses by DBA or owner name on data.sfgov.org and return legal name, DBA, address, NAICS code, status, and registration date.

How to install

browse skills add data.sfgov.org/sf-business-registry-lookup-xxyihl

Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.

Run with an agent

Use the sf-business-registry-lookup tool on data.sfgov.org with query: <string>, location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.

Input contract

  • query string The thing to search for.
  • location string A place, city, or address.

Open the source definition

Tool 4 of 4APIAnswer

sf-business-registry-lookup

Search the City and County of San Francisco's Registered Business Locations dataset by DBA name or owner/legal name and return each matching location with legal name, DBA, full address, NAICS code + description, derived status (active / closed / administratively-closed), and registration dates. Reads the DataSF Socrata Open Data API (g8m3-pdis); browser fallback via the official lookup story page is documented but ~50× slower and missing NAICS in the default grid.

How to install

browse skills add data.sfgov.org/sf-business-registry-lookup-xzbldj

Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.

Run with an agent

Use the sf-business-registry-lookup tool on data.sfgov.org with query: <string>, url: <string>, location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.

Input contract

  • query string The thing to search for.
  • url string The URL or page to inspect.
  • location string A place, city, or address.

Open the source definition