Official statistics your AI assistant can query and cite

Statistical databases are powerful but notoriously hard to query: every office has its own table structure, variable codes and API. Kahubi connects to Eurostat, the OECD, the IMF, the World Bank, the ECB, the ILO, UN Comtrade and Our World in Data, the national statistics offices of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland, Swedish municipal indicators in Kolada, the Riksbank, the US Census Bureau, and climate and weather records from SMHI, NOAA and Open-Meteo.

Ask for the numbers you need and the assistant finds the table, selects the right variables and returns the values with the table or indicator id, so a figure in your paper can be traced back to the exact series.

21 sources you can connect

Questions researchers ask these sources

  • “Compare youth unemployment in Sweden, Finland and Spain from 2015 to 2024.”

    The dataset code, the unit and age band used, and yearly values per country.

    Eurostat
  • “How does public spending on early childhood education compare across the Nordic OECD countries?”

    Series values with the dataset, measure and unit named.

    OECD
  • “What is the trend in Kenya’s current account balance over the last decade?”

    Series from IMF databases with the indicator code and frequency.

    IMF data
  • “Get the monthly population of Uppsala county for the last year.”

    The matching SCB table, its variables, and a CSV with the selected months and regions.

    Statistics Sweden
  • “How did the Riksbank policy rate change between January 2022 and December 2024?”

    Daily observations of the policy rate with the series id, so every change can be dated.

    Sveriges Riksbank
  • “Compare the share of residents aged 80+ in Kiruna, Umeå and Malmö in 2023.”

    Values per municipality with the Kolada KPI id and year.

    Kolada

Frequently asked questions

Can I get the data as a table or CSV?
Yes. Most statistics sources return data as CSV, which the assistant can turn into a table, chart or input for an analysis in Kahubi.
How do I cite official statistics correctly?
Each answer names the publishing agency, the table or indicator id and the period. That is what a reference to a statistical table needs, and the assistant can format it in your citation style.
Can it compare countries?
Yes. Eurostat, the OECD, the World Bank, WHO and OWID are built for cross-country comparisons, and the Nordic offices share the same table format, which makes Nordic comparisons straightforward.

How MCP grounds AI answers in real records

Search official statistics sources in one research chat

Free to start. Connect a source in one click and get answers that cite the records they came from.