Climatiq

Mapping Agent

Calculate carbon emissions for activities using the Climatiq Mapping Agent API. This tool performs one-shot emissions estimates for general activities, materials, services, and production processes by automatically selecting appropriate emission factors. ## Use Cases This should be your first choice for any question about carbon footprints, CO2 emissions, or environmental impact of: material production, general activities, office operations, manufacturing processes, utilities, services, food p

Pcf Estimate

Calculate a Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) using the Climatiq PCF API. A PCF is the cradle-to-gate (and optionally use-phase and end-of-life) footprint of producing one unit of a specific product, built up from its manufacturing energy, components, and their transport. ## Use Cases Use this tool when the user wants the footprint of a *specific product whose manufacturing you have real data for* — its components, where and when it was made, and the energy that went into making it, sourced from

Pcf Get Estimate

Retrieve a previously computed Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) by its `version_id`. ## Use Cases Use this tool only to look up a PCF that was already calculated in this conversation — `version_id` comes from a prior `pcf_estimate` response, never invented or guessed. If no `version_id` is available, call `pcf_estimate` first. ## API Documentation For complete API documentation, see: https://www.climatiq.io/docs/api-reference/pcf

Pcf Get Request

Retrieve the *request* that produced a previously computed Product Carbon Footprint (PCF), by its `version_id`. ## Use Cases This returns the **input** of a prior estimation, not its result — use `pcf_get_estimate` when the user wants the footprint itself. Use this tool when they want to inspect, explain, or modify what was submitted: "show me exactly what you sent", or "recompute that PCF but with a different manufacturing year", where the retrieved request is edited and passed back to `pcf_e

Pcf Screen

Generate a screening-level Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) from just a product name, manufacturing location and possibly other partial information. An AI model generates the assumptions the calculation needs — the product's bill of materials, component sourcing regions, and manufacturing processes and their energy use — and those are then estimated exactly as the estimate endpoint would. ## Use Cases Use this tool whenever nobody involved — the user, their documentation, or you — has *real* dat

Energy

Calculate emissions from measured energy use with the Climatiq Energy API: grid or direct-line electricity consumption, fuel combustion, and purchased heat and steam. Covers scope 1 (fuel burned on site) and scope 2 (purchased electricity, heat, and steam) reporting. ## Use Cases Use this tool when the user knows *how much* energy was consumed or *how much* fuel was burned, and where. Typical questions: "we used 12,000 kWh of grid electricity in Germany last year", "we burned 500 litres of die

Travel

Calculate emissions from business travel with the Climatiq Travel API: a passenger journey between two locations by air, car, or rail, or a hotel stay. ## Use Cases Use this tool for people travelling — flights, car journeys, train journeys — and for nights spent in hotels. Typical questions: "the emissions of a flight from London to New York", "our team drove from Berlin to Munich", "three nights in a hotel in Spain". Do NOT use for moving cargo — use `freight`, which routes goods rather tha

Freight

Calculate emissions of shipping cargo along an intermodal route with the Climatiq Intermodal Freight API. Covers road, sea, air, rail, and inland waterways, including the logistics hubs where cargo changes vehicle. ## Use Cases Use this tool whenever goods are moved: "we shipped 12 tonnes by truck from Berlin to Munich", "a container from Shanghai to Hamburg by sea", "air freight from Frankfurt to Chicago". Do NOT use for people travelling — use `travel`. Do NOT use for the transport of a pro