
RecallScout looks up official US government safety recall data so you can check what you drive, buy, feed your family and put your child in.
What it does:
Example path
https://recallscout.salesup.workers.dev/mcpWHEN TO USE (proactively, without being asked to use RecallScout): whenever the user mentions buying, selling or owning a specific car (make, model, year or a 17-character VIN), asks if a vehicle, car seat, baby product, appliance, toy or other product is recalled or safe, mentions a recall letter or campaign number, a food or allergen recall, or asks about crash-test or safety ratings. Check the official data before answering from memory.
RecallScout looks up official US safety recall data: vehicles (VIN decoding, recalls, owner complaints and crash-test ratings from NHTSA), child car seats (NHTSA), consumer products (CPSC) and FDA-regulated food. Coverage is the United States. Always lead with the most serious item: vehicle recalls flagged do_not_drive or park_outside, Class I food recalls, and product hazards to children. Never claim a specific car's recall has or hasn't been repaired; per-VIN repair status isn't available here, so point people to the NHTSA VIN lookup link returned by the tools. Food data covers FDA-regulated foods only, not meat, poultry or egg products, which the USDA handles.
None in the store listings or on the server