A high-performance transit integration providing real-time New York City subway and bus data directly to your AI agent.
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npx clawhub@latest install mta
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~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
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The NYC MTA Transit skill empowers your agent with live data from the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority. It covers everything from real-time subway arrivals using GTFS-RT protobuf feeds to bus predictions via the SIRI JSON API. This tool is essential for developers building travel-aware agents within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, offering deep visibility into the world's most complex transit system.
Whether you need to check for weekend service changes, find the nearest subway entrance, or track a specific M15 bus, this skill provides the technical plumbing required for accurate transit assistance. It handles the complexity of multiple data formats and endpoints, translating raw transit telemetry into actionable insights for the user while maintaining a lightweight footprint.
To integrate this into your Openclaw Skills workflow, follow these steps:
Install Node.js dependencies:
npm install
Refresh the static GTFS data (required on first use to map station IDs):
node scripts/mta.mjs refresh-gtfs
(Optional) For bus data, sign up at the MTA developer portal and set your environment variable:
export MTA_BUS_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"
The skill manages transit data through a structured local and remote architecture to optimize Openclaw Skills performance:
| Component | Source | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Static GTFS | ~/.mta/gtfs/ |
Local Cached Data |
| Subway Feed | MTA Data Service | GTFS-RT (Protobuf) |
| Bus Feed | BusTime API | SIRI (JSON) |
| Service Alerts | MTA Alerts Feed | GTFS-RT (Protobuf) |
Subway stop IDs are formatted with direction suffixes (N for Northbound, S for Southbound) to ensure precise arrival tracking and clear user communication.
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