Cala turns internet chaos into structured, verified knowledge that AI agents and LLMs can call as a tool.
Building agentic products means relying on external information, but agents work best with verified, structured, typed data they can call deterministically, not the open web. Cala abstracts away ingestion, normalization, and verification behind a simple API, so you can ship agentic products faster without building brittle data pipelines.
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You can use Cala via our MCP. To get started, you need to get an API key to authenticate your MCP client. Go to our Console and create a new API key.
Get Cala's API key
Create a free Cala account and get your API key.
With your API key in hand, you can connect your AI agent such as Cursor, Claude Desktop and others to our MCP server. Cala MCP connects AI agents to our knowledge search, including verified, structured and typed knowledge, as well as entities information.
Search for verified knowledge using natural language queries. Returns trustworthy, verified knowledge with relevant context and matching entities.
knowledge_query
Search for verified knowledge using structured query syntax such as: startups.location=Spain.funding>10M.funding<=50M. Returns a structured response with matching entities.
entity_search
Search entities by name with fuzzy matching.
entity_introspection
Get the field schema for an entity by its UUID. Returns the available properties, relationships, and numerical observations you can use when querying an entity.