generated: '2026-08-16' method: searched source: https://registry.npmjs.org/vehicles-dev-mcp note: >- Vehicles.dev publishes exactly one first-party package: the local stdio MCP server. There is no language client SDK in any registry. The docs' "Machine-readable spec" section tells consumers to point a client generator at https://api.vehicles.dev/openapi.json rather than install a vendor library, so the absence of SDKs is the provider's documented posture, not a harvest gap. registries_probed: - registry: npm query: vehicles-dev-mcp status: 200 result: found - registry: npm query: 'search text=vehicles.dev' status: 200 result: 1 package (vehicles-dev-mcp) - registry: pypi query: vehicles-dev status: 404 result: absent - registry: rubygems query: vehicles-dev result: absent - registry: crates.io query: vehicles-dev result: absent - registry: packagist query: vehicles-dev result: absent - registry: nuget query: vehicles.dev result: absent - registry: maven-central query: vehicles.dev result: absent - registry: pkg.go.dev query: vehicles.dev result: absent packages: - language: javascript registry: npm name: vehicles-dev-mcp kind: mcp-server url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/vehicles-dev-mcp install: npx -y vehicles-dev-mcp install_global: npm install -g vehicles-dev-mcp binary: vehicles-dev-mcp license: MIT official: true official_evidence: >- npm homepage is https://vehicles.dev/docs#mcp and the provider's own docs name "The package is vehicles-dev-mcp, published on npm under the MIT licence." version: 0.1.0 published: '2026-08-14' runtime: Node.js 20 or newer dependencies: - '@modelcontextprotocol/server@2.0.0' - zod@4.4.3 repository: null repository_note: npm metadata carries no repository field; no public source repo was found. description: >- Model Context Protocol server for the vehicles.dev API — VIN decode, specifications, recalls, market value, depreciation, ownership costs, listings, history, photos, and reports as agent tools. sdk_count: 0 sdk_note: >- Zero client SDKs. vehicles-dev-mcp is a runnable stdio server binary for MCP clients, not a language client library, so it is NOT counted as an SDK and no `SDKs` pointer is emitted.