Terminal49 MCP

Track containers in Claude and ChatGPT

Ask questions about ocean shipments using the Terminal49 data already available to your account. Connect either client to the public Terminal49 MCP server.

Add to ClaudeConnect ChatGPT

What it does

The connector turns shipment questions into calls to 10 public Terminal49 tools. It reads account data and starts tracking only when you ask it to.

  • Live tracking Q&A

    Find a container, open its current Terminal49 record and ask follow-up questions in the same conversation.

  • Demurrage and LFD checks

    Check last free day, pickup availability and holds before a container starts accruing demurrage.

  • Delay analysis

    Review carrier milestones and route legs to understand where a shipment changed or stalled.

  • Fleet views

    List the shipments, containers and tracking requests available in your Terminal49 account.

Find it

Terminal49 is live in the Claude Directory and published in the official MCP Registry. The ChatGPT listing is still in review.

Claude Directory

Add Terminal49 from its live Directory listing, then connect the Terminal49 account you want to use.

Add to Claude

Official MCP Registry

Find Terminal49 under the published server name io.github.Terminal49/terminal49.

View Terminal49 in the registry

ChatGPT

The ChatGPT listing is still in review. Until it is live, connect Terminal49 as a custom connector using the instructions below.

View ChatGPT setup

Connect your chat client

Claude

Open Claude Directory
  1. Open the Terminal49 listing in the Claude Directory.
  2. Select Add to Claude.
  3. Sign in through Terminal49 and approve access to your account.
  4. If you cannot use the Directory listing, add a custom connector using https://mcp.terminal49.com.

ChatGPT

  1. Open ChatGPT settings and add an MCP connection.
  2. Use https://mcp.terminal49.com as the MCP server URL.
  3. Sign in through Terminal49 and approve access to your account.

The 10 public tools

Claude or ChatGPT chooses a tool based on your question. You can ask in plain language.

  1. search_container

    Find a container, bill of lading or reference in Terminal49.

    Try: “Find TGBU8848518.”

  2. track_container

    Start tracking a container with a supported shipping line.

    Try: “Track TGBU8848518 / COSU.”

  3. get_container

    Get the latest status, pickup details, holds and last free day.

    Try: “Is TGBU8848518 available for pickup, and what is its last free day?”

  4. get_shipment_details

    Open the shipment record connected to a container.

    Try: “Show the shipment details for TGBU8848518.”

  5. get_container_transport_events

    Review the carrier milestone timeline for a container.

    Try: “Why is TGBU8848518 delayed? Show its transport events.”

  6. get_supported_shipping_lines

    Check whether Terminal49 supports a shipping line.

    Try: “Is Ocean Network Express supported?”

  7. get_container_route

    Show the available route and transport legs for a container.

    Try: “Show the route and vessel legs for TGBU8848518.”

  8. list_shipments

    List shipments in your Terminal49 account.

    Try: “List my recent shipments without nested containers.”

  9. list_containers

    List containers in your Terminal49 account.

    Try: “Which containers have holds or an approaching last free day?”

  10. list_tracking_requests

    List tracking requests in your Terminal49 account.

    Try: “Show my recent tracking requests.”

Account-scoped access

Authentication uses OAuth through WorkOS. The connector can access only the Terminal49 account you approve, and you do not paste API keys into Claude or ChatGPT.