# SimAtlas — MCP Server for AI Agents

SimAtlas (СимАтлас) is a Russian-language eSIM service for travelers. This
document describes the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI agents
search eSIM tariffs, quote a price, and create an order that returns a payment
link. The human checkout, payment, and post-payment redirect are unchanged: the
returned payment URL opens the normal payment page and, after a successful
payment, redirects to the order success page. The eSIM (QR code + activation
instructions) is delivered by email.

## Endpoint and transport

- URL: https://simatlas.ru/mcp
- Transport: MCP Streamable HTTP (spec 2025-11-25), stateless.
- Only request/response tool calls are used; there are no server-initiated
  notifications or streaming.
- Tool responses use structured JSON output.

## Authentication

1. Call the `start_session` tool (no auth required). It returns a temporary
   opaque bearer `token` and its `expires_at`.
2. Send that token on EVERY subsequent tool call as an HTTP header:
   `Authorization: Bearer <token>`.
3. The token is the equivalent of a session cookie. It expires (24h by default);
   call `start_session` again to obtain a new one. Treat it as a secret — do not
   put it in tool arguments or share it.

## Tools

### start_session  (no auth)
Returns: `{ token, expires_at, usage }`. Begin here.

### search_esim_offers  (read-only)
Search eSIM data plans. Args: `country` (ISO alpha-2, e.g. TR, DE), `query`,
`package_type` (`standard` | `daypass`), `limit` (1-50, default 20), `cursor`
(opaque pagination cursor), `currency` (default RUB), `lang` (`ru` | `en`).
Returns: `{ offers[], count, next_cursor }`. Each offer has `offer_id`, `name`,
data amount, validity, package type, final `price` (RUB, all fees included), and
covered `countries`. For daypass offers `is_daypass` is true and `price` is the
TOTAL for `price_basis_days` days, while `price_per_day` and `data_per_day`
(allowance per day) are per-day values — do not multiply `price` again; call
`get_esim_offer` for the full per-day-count price grid.

### get_esim_offer  (read-only)
Details for one plan. Args: `offer_id`, `currency`, `lang`. For daypass plans
(`is_daypass` true) the result includes a `day_options[]` grid — one entry per
allowed day count, each `{ days, price (total for that many days), price_per_day }` —
plus `min_days`/`max_days`. The top-level `price` is the total for `min_days`, and
`price_per_day` / `data_per_day` are per-day values.

### list_countries  (read-only)
Supported destination countries (ISO code + localized name). Use it to map a
country name to the code accepted by `search_esim_offers`.

### create_order_quote  (step 1 of ordering)
Compute a binding price quote. No order is created and no payment happens yet.
Args: `offer_id`, `email` (buyer email for eSIM delivery), `days` (for daypass —
if omitted for a daypass offer it defaults to the offer's minimum day count),
`quantity`, `promo_code` (optional), `currency` (default RUB). Returns:
`{ quote_id, amount, currency, data_amount, data_unit, days, summary,
requires_confirmation, expires_at }`, where `amount` is the total for the
resolved `days` (matching that day count's `day_options` entry). The quote is
short-lived.

### confirm_order  (step 2 of ordering)
Create the order from a quote and get the payment link. Args: `quote_id`,
`idempotency_key` (a unique client-chosen string so retries do not create
duplicate orders), `payment_method` (`card` | `sbp`). Returns:
`{ order_id, payment_url, amount, currency, status }`. Open `payment_url` to pay;
the price charged is recomputed server-side and is rejected if it drifted above
the quoted amount (request a fresh quote in that case).

### get_order_status  (read-only)
Check an order you created in this session. Args: `order_id`. Returns:
`{ order_id, status, amount, currency, masked_iccid, usage_url }`. Raw eSIM
activation credentials are never returned here; `usage_url` is a secure link to
view activation details and data usage.

## Typical flow

1. `start_session` -> save the token; send it as `Authorization: Bearer` from now on.
2. `list_countries` or `search_esim_offers` (e.g. country=TR) -> pick an `offer_id`.
3. `get_esim_offer` -> confirm details / day options.
4. `create_order_quote` with `offer_id` + buyer `email` -> get `quote_id` + price.
5. `confirm_order` with `quote_id` + a unique `idempotency_key` -> get `payment_url`.
6. Give the buyer the `payment_url`. After payment they are redirected to the
   success page and receive the eSIM by email.
7. `get_order_status` to check progress.

## Notes

- All prices are final, in RUB, including all fees, unless another currency is requested.
- Payment is by Russian bank card or SBP (Sistema Bystrykh Platezhey).
- Validity of a plan starts on first connection abroad, not at purchase.
- Be conservative: confirm details with the buyer before calling `confirm_order`.

## Adding SimAtlas as a custom connector (OAuth)

In addition to the `start_session` bearer flow above, the `/mcp` endpoint can be
added directly as a custom connector in clients that speak OAuth 2.1 (e.g. the
claude.ai connector UI). When enabled, the server advertises:

- Protected-resource metadata: `https://simatlas.ru/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp`
- Authorization-server metadata: `https://simatlas.ru/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server`
- Dynamic Client Registration (RFC 7591): `POST https://simatlas.ru/oauth/register`
- Authorization Code + PKCE (S256 only): `GET https://simatlas.ru/oauth/authorize`
- Token + refresh: `POST https://simatlas.ru/oauth/token`

The flow is auto-consent (no login screen) and anonymous, exactly like
`start_session`. Just add `https://simatlas.ru/mcp` as the connector URL; the
client discovers the endpoints, registers itself, and obtains a bearer token
automatically. After that, all tool calls work the same as documented above.
SDK/code clients that don't do OAuth should keep using `start_session`.