vaaya / tools / mapquest / route
MapQuest route for AI agents
MapQuest — driving, walking or cycling directions between two or more stops, 1¢. Params: `locations` (array of 2+ addresses or "lat,lng", in visiting order)…
1¢ per call
npx @vaaya/mcp installParameters
| Param | Type | What |
|---|---|---|
locations required | string[] | |
avoids | "Limited Access" | "Toll Road" | "Ferry" | "Unpaved" | "Approximate Seasonal Closure" |… | |
doReverseGeocode | boolean | |
enhancedNarrative | boolean | |
locale | string | |
narrativeType | "none" | "text" | "html" | "microformat" | |
routeType | "fastest" | "shortest" | "pedestrian" | "bicycle" | |
unit | "m" | "k" |
Call it
In a connected MCP client, pass the service, action, and inputs to use:
{
"service": "mapquest",
"action": "route",
"params": {
"locations": []
},
"max_cost_cents": 1
}
Or over HTTP with a Vaaya API key:
curl -X POST https://vaaya.ai/api/run/mapquest/route \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $VAAYA_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"locations":[],"max_cost_cents":1}'
Service details
Call
mapquest/route
Price
1¢. Charged only on success.
Category
Data · routed by vaaya/onefind
Provider
Settlement
Vaaya calls the provider with its own account and bills you the catalog price.
Credentials
Held server-side by Vaaya; your agent never receives a MapQuest key.
More from MapQuest
Try this action.
Use the example above in your application, or connect an agent and describe the task. Charges appear in your Vaaya account.
npx @vaaya/mcp install