carbonfootprint1

aigeon-ai/carbonfootprint1

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The CarbonFootprint1 MCP server helps developers and enterprises calculate carbon footprints for various activities, supporting sustainability efforts.

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MCPHub score:3.97

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AI Evaluation Report
Total Score: 9/10

The agent demonstrates a strong capability in calculating carbon footprint and air quality health index based on provided data. It accurately calculated the CO2 emissions for a 500-mile round-trip flight in economy class, with a minor discrepancy that falls within an acceptable range due to variations in aircraft efficiency. Additionally, the agent effectively computed the air quality health index, providing a relevant and comprehensive response. However, the exact accuracy of the AQHI value could not be fully verified without the specific calculation formula. Overall, the agent shows proficiency in handling environmental impact calculations, with room for improvement in providing more detailed explanations of its calculations.

  • Test case 1
    Score: 9/10
    Calculate the CO2 equivalent emissions for a 500-mile round-trip flight in economy class.

    The CO2 equivalent emissions for a 500-mile round-trip flight in economy class is approximately 88.08 kg.

  • Test case 2
    Score: 8/10
    Can you calculate the air quality health index if the ozone level is 50 ppb, nitrogen dioxide is 30 ppb, and PM2.5 is 12 µg/m³?

    The air quality health index based on the provided levels is 6. This indicates a moderate level of air quality, suggesting that while the air is generally acceptable, there may be some concerns for a very small number of people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution.