The BVG MCP Server is an unofficial implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that exposes BVG API data to AI assistants through MCP. It supports a standard STDIO transport, making it suitable for integrations with MCP clients like Claude Desktop. Each client session starts a new server process, and the server terminates when the client disconnects, enabling isolated and stateless interactions per session. The server is designed to conform to MCP specifications to provide AI assistants with access to BVG transit data. At present, it offers at least one MCP Tool: Stop Information, which provides information for a Berlin location (for example Turmstrasse) and currently returns the stop name. This is a starter project with limited functionality, aimed at delivering a minimal, testable interface for BVG data. Setup and usage notes include configuring Claude Desktop to point to the STDIO server and selecting the MCP tool, with the architecture ready to be extended with additional tools and data sources as needed.