Wbgapi360 FAQs

Question 1

How does Wbgapi360 support AI agents?

Accepted Answer

It implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI agents (like Claude or Custom GPTs) to autonomously interact with World Bank data using high-level tools. Agents can perform semantic searches, fetch time-series data, analyze trends, compare countries, and generate visualizations through function calls.

Question 2

What kind of analysis can human analysts perform with Wbgapi360?

Accepted Answer

Human analysts can leverage Wbgapi360 for semantic smart search of indicators, retrieval of time-series data, advanced trend analysis with statistical descriptors (growth, volatility), and professional visualization through FT-style charts and maps directly within Python or Jupyter notebooks.

Question 3

Is Wbgapi360 an official World Bank tool?

Accepted Answer

No, Wbgapi360 is an independent, open-source project and is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with The World Bank Group. It's built upon the conceptual foundation of the original `wbgapi` but is a separate, modern implementation.

Question 4

What is Wbgapi360?

Accepted Answer

Wbgapi360 is a high-performance Python client designed to access World Bank Data APIs. It features a unique Hybrid Architecture, offering both a synchronous API for human analysts and an asynchronous Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI agents to facilitate economic data retrieval and analysis.

Question 5

Does Wbgapi360 offer data visualization features?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Wbgapi360 provides professional visualization tools to generate Financial Times-style charts including trend lines, bar charts, column charts, scatter plots, and choropleth maps (with optional dependencies), suitable for publication and in-depth economic analysis.

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