Add synpop-mcp: synthetic population simulation for AI agents#3810
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synpop-mcp exposes SynPop's synthetic population simulation as MCP tools for Claude agents. It allows agents to query how 12 US demographic segments respond to any statement or stimulus, returning validated response distributions with confidence ratings and benchmark accuracy metadata grounded in CFPB NFWBS 2016 survey data.
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/synpop-mcp
Docs: https://synpop.logosnova.com/docs
Tools: simulate_population, test_stimulus_variants, get_segments, get_segment_profile