Ask your AI assistant about critical minerals, with sourced answers

MiningBridge Intelligence connects to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Once connected, you can ask questions such as "How concentrated is cobalt refining?" and the assistant retrieves the answer from MiningBridge data, with its source.

How to connect

  1. ChatGPT: open the MiningBridge Intelligence app in ChatGPT.
  2. Claude, Microsoft Copilot Studio and other assistants that support custom MCP servers: add a custom MCP server with the address https://intel.miningbridge.com/api/mcp and sign in with your free MiningBridge account.
  3. Patents and R&D only, no sign-in: https://intel.miningbridge.com/api/cmpatra/mcp

Step-by-step guide: intel.miningbridge.com/connect. Create a free account: intel.miningbridge.com/register.

What the 13 read-only tools do

What data is behind it

The website covers 65 critical minerals and rare earths: see the full list. Monthly US-reported trade data from UN Comtrade is available for 15 traded commodities. Every figure shows its public source and date.

Questions

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol is a standard way for an AI assistant to call external tools. Connected to MiningBridge, an assistant can look up trade flows, supply risk, research and patents instead of guessing.

Is access read-only?

Yes. All 13 tools in the MiningBridge Intelligence MCP server are read-only.

Do I need an account?

The main server needs a free MiningBridge account; some tools return more detail on the Professional plan. A separate CM-PATRA server for patents and funded R&D needs no sign-in.

How much data is behind it?

The website covers 65 critical minerals and rare earths. Monthly US trade data (UN Comtrade) is available for 15 traded commodities.

Figures are screening magnitudes derived from public sources. They are not price targets, valuations or investment advice.