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tariff-resolver

tariff-resolver is a MCP server by opsloft that uS import duty research from USITC data: HTS code candidates, Chapter 99 duties (Section 301/IEEPA), MPF/HMF fees, landed costs and tariff-change tracking.

Updated 2026-09-07

What is tariff-resolver?

tariff-resolver is a MCP server by opsloft that uS import duty research from USITC data: HTS code candidates, Chapter 99 duties (Section 301/IEEPA), MPF/HMF fees, landed costs and tariff-change tracking. It is listed under Finance & commerce and has 3 GitHub stars.

TypeMcp server
Authoropsloft
Repositoryopsloft/tariff-resolver
Popularity3 GitHub stars
CategoryFinance & commerce
SecurityLow risk (96/100)
Rank#2,595 of 4,418 MCP servers; #259 in Finance & commerce
LicenseMIT
Last commit2026-09-07
RunsLocally
LanguageTypeScript

Is tariff-resolver safe to install?

tariff-resolver scores 96/100 on the MCPMods security check: Low risk. No checks raised a concern. It passed 5 of 6 checks.

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CheckResult
Community-built serverNote
Runs on your machine onlyPass
No credentials mentionedPass
Read-only by descriptionPass
No code executionPass
Source on GitHubPass

How do I install tariff-resolver?

  1. Find the launch command. The README says how the server starts (npx, uvx, docker or a remote URL) and which API keys it needs.
    https://github.com/opsloft/tariff-resolver
  2. Add it to Claude Code. Replace the part after -- with the command from the README. Remote servers use --transport http with a URL.
    claude mcp add tariff-resolver -- <command from README>
    claude mcp add --transport http tariff-resolver <server-url>
  3. Check it connected. This lists your MCP servers and their status.
    claude mcp list

Or ask Claude to set it up

Paste this into Claude Code and it installs tariff-resolver for you:

Add the "tariff-resolver" MCP server from https://github.com/opsloft/tariff-resolver to Claude Code. Read its README for the launch command and any API keys I need, run claude mcp add, then check that it connects.