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TruckerFetch hosted MCP connects an authorized assistant to the same published data and account permissions as the REST API. Add the remote endpoint to a compatible client and complete its OAuth flow.

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Authorize the connection

  1. Add a remote Streamable HTTP MCP server using the URL above.
  2. Sign in to TruckerFetch through the client’s authorization flow.
  3. Review the requested scopes and approve only the permissions your workflow needs.
  4. Review or revoke the grant in Connections.
Use a client that can complete TruckerFetch OAuth. Do not put a REST API key into the hosted URL or a tool argument. If your client needs setup details beyond its standard OAuth flow, consult its integration instructions before granting access.

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Start with bounded research

Ask your assistant to retrieve the latest edition, search a narrow carrier page and report the source date. Useful tools include get_latest_edition, list_editions, search_carriers, search_edition, get_carrier, list_authorities, list_insurance_filings, search_renewals, get_evidence and list_changes. The server also exposes watchlist, export and historical-access tools according to account permissions. Tool discovery does not grant access: each call still checks scopes and current Pro entitlement. Start with a page limit of 10 and keep CSV files outside the model context.

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Preserve owner intent

Before watchlist mutations, confirm the requested name, target or rule change. For an authority, resolve the carrier, prefixed docket and authority type from published records. Save idempotency_key for creates and reuse it after an uncertain response. unlock_edition and hosted request_export can return a TruckerFetch owner review link. Complete that signed-in review, then repeat the same tool call with unchanged arguments and key.

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Local stdio bridge

The official MCP repository also provides a local stdio bridge backed by REST API keys. Use its installation and environment instructions. Hosted OAuth and local REST authentication are separate choices; the bridge does not turn an API key into a hosted OAuth grant.