Traffik's measured yacht intelligence is readable by the AI assistants people actually use — ChatGPT, Alexa, and any agent that speaks the open Model Context Protocol, including Meta's new Muse.

Meta Muse

Muse builds its own connectors. Open Muse and say:

“Add a custom connector at https://traffik.ai/mcp”

Muse links itself to Traffik in a few seconds. Then ask naturally — “how busy is Monaco right now?”, “how many yachts attended the last Monaco Yacht Show?”, “what's this week's Traffik Index reading?” — and Muse answers from live measurement, not from a stale webpage.

ChatGPT

Search for Traffik Yacht Radar in ChatGPT's apps and connect it, then ask the same questions there. Current and historical queries run against the same measured record.

Amazon Alexa

Enable the Yacht Radar skill in the Alexa app and ask by voice — “Alexa, ask Yacht Radar how busy Saint-Tropez is.” A daily Flash Briefing carrying the Traffik Index is also available.

What your agent can ask

The public agent surface carries Traffik's free tier: the weekly Traffik Index, live destination pulse for tracked harbors, measured attendance for past event editions, busiest-destination rankings and season statistics. Client capabilities — named-yacht monitoring, arrival outlooks, seller and exposure radar, activation tools — live in the platform itself and are not reachable through public agents, by design.

The same honesty, everywhere

Agent answers follow the same discipline as everything Traffik publishes: counts are floors from measured broadcasts inside reviewed geofences, answers are generated at ask-time from the live record, and the assistant names tracked alternatives rather than guess at water we don't fence. Details in the methodology.

Building an agent or reviewing the integration? Technical reference — transport, tools, schemas and limits — at traffik.ai/mcp-docs.