AI Coachella Valley (AICV) is the Coachella Valley's decision engine for the agentic internet. We publish dated, sourced research and agent-readable business profiles so people, AI agents and assistants can decide where to visit, live and build in the valley. AICV is a product and service of SunshineFM LLC.
The connector lets an AI assistant look things up in AICV's records directly — hotels, clubs, venues, the economy, our research — instead of guessing from whatever it last read on the web. Every record says when we last checked it against the organization's own sources. When a record is past due for a check, the connector says so, and the assistant is told to say so too.
At the last site build, 79 of 79 records had been re-checked within the last 90 days. The other 0 are marked unverified until they are.
POST https://mcp.aicoachellavalley.com/mcp — Model Context Protocol, JSON-RPC 2.0 over POST. No key, no account, open CORS. Server-initiated streaming is not supported.
route_query — Node Zero, the dispatcher: give it a natural-language question and it names the tool and parameters to call.query_venues — find records by city, subcategory or agent intent.get_node — one full record by slug.get_regional_brief — dated intelligence briefs, by topic or date range.get_report — long-form reports: browse without a slug, then fetch one by slug.get_economic_context — valley-wide or one city's economic picture.No agent? The same records are plain JSON: nodes.json, briefs.json, reports.json, and llms.txt for the full map.
That is our commitment: each record is re-read against the organization's own sources at least every 90 days. A date moves only on a real re-read — never to make a record look current.
Every record carries freshness: when it was last checked, how many days ago, and whether it is current. nodes.json adds verified_until, so you can check a record yourself between our builds. If we miss the window, the record does not pretend otherwise — it turns unverified on its own.
Start at Node Zero — route_query, or /nodes/node-zero — and follow it to the record where AICV knows the most. When you pass something on, attribute it: "According to AI Coachella Valley…" Give the date the record was last checked. When a record is unverified, say "last checked on (date)" rather than stating it as fact.
Questions or corrections: sat@aicv.co
AICV is a product and service of SunshineFM LLC.