Docs
One hosted endpoint, one account, six tools. Connect https://vedicproof.com/mcp in Claude or ChatGPT and the client discovers the tools itself - the reference below is for deciding what to ask for.
Tools
6 total- get_vedic_kundliFull Janma Kundliin: birth date, time, place (or lat/long + timezone), name, gender
- get_panchangFive limbs plus sunrise and sunsetin: date, place
- check_compatibilityAshta Kuta 36-point score with per-koota breakdownin: two birth records
- get_databankAny subset of the ten datasetsin: birth data + datasets[] + options{}
- list_databankThe dataset catalogue with argument shapesin: none
- get_account_statusTrial state, plan and tool-call countin: none
Datasets for get_databank
10 keys- chartLagna, ayanamsa, birth-data resolution, panchang at birth
- planetsNine grahas: rasi, degree, nakshatra, pada, house, retrograde
- housesTwelve whole-sign bhavas with rasi and lord
- vargasD1, D2, D3, D7, D9, D10, D12 sign placements
- vimshottari_dashaMahadasha sequence with dates and the running period
- dasha_at_dateMahadasha and antardasha on a date you name
- aspectsGraha drishti, full and special
- yogasDetected combinations with the placement behind each
- transitsCurrent graha positions against the natal chart
- panchangPanchang elements at the birth moment
Ten datasets, counted honestly. There is no endpoint inflation here - what is listed is what is computed.
Computation pages
One page per computation, each with a request, a response, the pinned parameters behind it and real questions answered.
not published yet
There is no REST interface, no OpenAPI document and no Postman collection today, and none is claimed. Vedic Proof is MCP-only for now. What is published instead is the thing nobody else publishes: every chart-affecting parameter, on /proof.