Book DiDi rides, estimate fares, check order and driver status, schedule trips, and plan routes by car, transit, walking, or bicycle. It requires a DiDi MCP key and the mcporter tool to connect to the service.
DiDi ride-hailing service skill. Supports taxi booking, price estimation, route planning (driving/transit/walking/cycling), order management, driver location tracking, and scheduled rides. Use when user expresses any transportation need including ride-hailing, route queries, or commuting.
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通过 DiDi MCP Server API 提供打车、路线规划、订单管理等出行能力。
访问 https://mcp.didichuxing.com/claw 获取 MCP Key，或使用滴滴出行 App 扫码。
直接在对话中告诉 Agent 你的 MCP Key，或编辑配置： export DIDI_MCP_KEY="your_key"
npm install -g mcporter
| 领域 | 工具 |
|---|---|
| 打车 | maps_textsearch, taxi_estimate, taxi_create_order, taxi_query_order, taxi_cancel_order |
| 路线 | maps_direction_driving, maps_direction_transit, maps_direction_walking, maps_direction_bicycling |
| 周边 | maps_place_around |
MCP_URL="https://mcp.didichuxing.com/mcp-servers?key=$DIDI_MCP_KEY" mcporter call "$MCP_URL" <tool> --args '{"key":"value"}'
滴滴出行 MCP 客户端，需设置 DIDI_MCP_KEY。
python3 scripts/didi_mcp.py ride --from "望京SOHO" --to "国贸大厦"
python3 scripts/didi_mcp.py route --from "望京" --to "国贸"
python3 scripts/didi_mcp.py poi --keyword "加油站" --location "116.4,39.9"
python3 scripts/didi_mcp.py price --from "望京" --to "国贸"
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