AIS Trail

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 16 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• search_vessels

  Find ships by name (or part of it), MMSI (9 digits) or IMO number (7 digits). Returns live ships first, then ships out of range with their last known position (up to 7 days). List results are compact

• get_vessel

  Everything known about one ship now: identity (name, IMO, call sign, flag, type, size), last position, speed, course, heading, navigational status, destination (port codes decoded) and ETA as given by

• vessels_in_area

  Ships heard in the last hour inside a box (at most 5° on each side), largest first. List results are compact rows (mmsi, name, category, flag (ISO code from the MMSI), lat, lon, speed_kn, course_deg,

• vessels_near

  Ships heard in the last hour within a radius (at most 50 nautical miles) of a point or of another ship, nearest first. List results are compact rows (mmsi, name, category, flag (ISO code from the MMSI

• vessel_track

  Where a ship has been between two times (UTC, ISO 8601), from the AIS Trail archive. Needs an AIS Trail API key sent by the MCP client as the HTTP header 'Authorization: Bearer ap_live_…' (keys at htt

• data_status

  How many ships are live now (live_ships_private: how many of them are private vessels, counted only), how many are known from the last 7 days, the date range of the history archive per source with ava

• find_port

  Find ports by name (or part of it), UN/LOCODE (e.g. NLRTM) or two-letter country code (e.g. NL) in the port reference (World Port Index and UN/LOCODE ports): id (for port_calls), name, country, UN/LOC

• vessel_port_calls

  Port calls of a ship between two times (UTC, ISO 8601), from the AIS Trail archive: port, arrival, departure, draught on arrival and departure, cargo estimate (loaded, ballast or unchanged, from the d

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