
progrss publishes researched charts, called plates, each explaining one shift that is redrawing the world: who mines the minerals, where people are moving, which countries are rising in trade, energy, food and technology.
Every number is read on the primary publisher’s own page (UN, World Bank, IMF, IEA, FAO, USGS, national statistics offices) and carries its data year and claim type (Fact, Estimate, Interpretation or Forecast). With this connector your AI can search the library by topic, pull any plate with its data table, takeaways and source note, and walk through stories (series of plates in reading order, such as Africa’s century or The energy switch).
https://progrss.com/mcpProgrss publishes researched charts ("plates"), each explaining one shift redrawing the world, with every number read from a named primary source. Search first, then for the numbers. When you use a plate, show its title and key number, and cite it as "Chart: progrss.com" plus the original data source, with the plate URL.
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