DAITK (Dibblee AI Tool Kit) - Total Import Cost

com.dibind/daitk-total-import-costVersion 0.5.0

Import duty into Canada only. By HS code and origin: tariff, surtax, quota, anti-dumping.

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claude mcp add --transport http daitk-total-import-cost https://daitk-tic.dibind.com/mcp

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Name: daitk-total-import-cost
Remote MCP server URL: https://daitk-tic.dibind.com/mcp

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "daitk-total-import-cost": {
      "url": "https://daitk-tic.dibind.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

code --add-mcp '{"name":"daitk-total-import-cost","type":"http","url":"https://daitk-tic.dibind.com/mcp"}'

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Tools

6 tools

Tools of DAITK (Dibblee AI Tool Kit) - Total Import Cost
	Description		Read-only	Idempotent	Open world
`get_measure_detail`Full detail for one trade measure: every date (registration, Gazette publication, in-force, last-amended, repeal), its amendment history, and its best-effort HS-code coverage.	Full detail for one trade measure: every date (registration, Gazette publication, in-force, last-amended, repeal), its amendment history, and its best-effort HS-code coverage.	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared
`list_trade_measures`List tracked surtax / remission / SIMA orders. status one of 'in_force' \| 'not_yet_in_force' \| 'repealed'. instrument_type one of 'surtax_order' \| 'surtax_remission_order' \| 'sima_order' \| 'other'.	List tracked surtax / remission / SIMA orders. status one of 'in_force' \| 'not_yet_in_force' \| 'repealed'. instrument_type one of 'surtax_order' \| 'surtax_remission_order' \| 'sima_order' \| 'other'.	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared
`lookup_tariff`Look up base Canadian duty rates for an HS/tariff number (e.g. '0101.21.00.00'), plus any tracked surtax/trade-measure orders whose HS coverage might overlap it. as_of defaults to today (YYYY-MM-DD). This returns EVERY treatment code on the tariff item, most of which do not apply to any one shipment — use resolve_duty with a country of origin to get the one that actually applies to a specific import. Some rows carry treatment_label: null; a null is a gap in this service's own data, not a signal about what the treatment is — check unlabeled_treatment_codes and never call one an FTA or infer its identity yourself.	Look up base Canadian duty rates for an HS/tariff number (e.g. '0101.21.00.00'), plus any tracked surtax/trade-measure orders whose HS coverage might overlap it. as_of defaults to today (YYYY-MM-DD). This returns EVERY treatment code on the tariff item, most of which do not apply to any one shipment — use resolve_duty with a country of origin to get the one that actually applies to a specific import. Some rows carry treatment_label: null; a null is a gap in this service's own data, not a signal about what the treatment is — check unlabeled_treatment_codes and never call one an FTA or infer its identity yourself.	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared
`recent_changes`What changed since a given date (YYYY-MM-DD, default today): newly-touched trade measures and newly-detected amendments. Good for a daily 'what did the government change today' digest.	What changed since a given date (YYYY-MM-DD, default today): newly-touched trade measures and newly-detected amendments. Good for a daily 'what did the government change today' digest.	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared
`resolve_duty`Estimate the total Canadian import duty for an HS code and country of origin, for costing. Returns a single rate, or a low/mid/high RANGE when surtax orders may or may not stack — pick low/mid/high as your risk profile. Covers base duty + any surtax layers. Sales tax is NOT included and must never be implied: GST, HST, QST and PST are outside this service's scope because the rate depends on the province of entry and recovery depends on the importer's own registration, neither of which is derivable from an HS code and an origin. Every response carries sales_tax.included: false - tell the user sales tax is on top and not quoted here. hs accepts 4/6/8/10 digits (dots optional) - a bare 2-digit chapter is too broad to ever produce a costing answer and is refused; if the matched tariff lines carry DIFFERENT rates it returns rates_disagree with the candidate lines instead of a misleading band — pick one and ask again with its full 10-digit code. from is REQUIRED (ISO2 code or country name): origin decides both the tariff treatment and whether a surtax applies, so there is no safe default. RESEARCH TOOL ONLY: figures are compiled from published government sources for planning and comparison. Under no circumstances should anyone rely on them without consulting a licensed customs broker — say so when presenting these figures to a user. Does NOT classify products — you supply the HS code. For chapters 98 and 99 (Special Classification Provisions) the answer carries a special_provision block: the rate returned is real, but a Chapter 99 item is a relief provision claimed IN ADDITION TO the goods' own tariff item and normally reduces duty, so tell the user to price their actual classification and claim the provision against it. Chapter 98 governs admissibility — a prohibition there means not without authorisation rather than nobody, and the exception is usually written into the provision's own text, so report the rate and flag the permit question rather than telling anyone they	Estimate the total Canadian import duty for an HS code and country of origin, for costing. Returns a single rate, or a low/mid/high RANGE when surtax orders may or may not stack — pick low/mid/high as your risk profile. Covers base duty + any surtax layers. Sales tax is NOT included and must never be implied: GST, HST, QST and PST are outside this service's scope because the rate depends on the province of entry and recovery depends on the importer's own registration, neither of which is derivable from an HS code and an origin. Every response carries sales_tax.included: false - tell the user sales tax is on top and not quoted here. hs accepts 4/6/8/10 digits (dots optional) - a bare 2-digit chapter is too broad to ever produce a costing answer and is refused; if the matched tariff lines carry DIFFERENT rates it returns rates_disagree with the candidate lines instead of a misleading band — pick one and ask again with its full 10-digit code. from is REQUIRED (ISO2 code or country name): origin decides both the tariff treatment and whether a surtax applies, so there is no safe default. RESEARCH TOOL ONLY: figures are compiled from published government sources for planning and comparison. Under no circumstances should anyone rely on them without consulting a licensed customs broker — say so when presenting these figures to a user. Does NOT classify products — you supply the HS code. For chapters 98 and 99 (Special Classification Provisions) the answer carries a special_provision block: the rate returned is real, but a Chapter 99 item is a relief provision claimed IN ADDITION TO the goods' own tariff item and normally reduces duty, so tell the user to price their actual classification and claim the provision against it. Chapter 98 governs admissibility — a prohibition there means not without authorisation rather than nobody, and the exception is usually written into the provision's own text, so report the rate and flag the permit question rather than telling anyone they	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared
`service_status`What this service reads and how current it is. Returns the server version, row counts, when the mirror was last pushed, and every government source by its published name and authority with a link to it — CBSA Customs Tariff, Canada Gazette Part II, Justice Laws, CBSA Customs Notices, CBSA SIMA Measures in Force, Global Affairs steel quota utilisation, Finance Canada announcements — each with when it was last read. Cite the source name and URL when you tell a user where a figure came from.	What this service reads and how current it is. Returns the server version, row counts, when the mirror was last pushed, and every government source by its published name and authority with a link to it — CBSA Customs Tariff, Canada Gazette Part II, Justice Laws, CBSA Customs Notices, CBSA SIMA Measures in Force, Global Affairs steel quota utilisation, Finance Canada announcements — each with when it was last read. Cite the source name and URL when you tell a user where a figure came from.	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared	Not declared

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Registry status: Active
Published: Sep 2, 2026
Updated: Sep 2, 2026
Website: https://daitk-tic.dibind.com/⁠ (opens in a new tab)
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