nc://lastscanned

LastScanned: track parcels and ocean containers across 549 carriers, and compare USPS, UPS and FedEx rate quotes. A Nodecode rewrite of dragonhuntr/lastscanned-plugin by dragonhuntr.

The model gets four tools that speak to the service's own MCP endpoint, https://mcp.lastscanned.com/mcp:

/lastscanned NUMBER tracks one, /lastscanned carriers lists the ids and /lastscanned rates FROM TO WEIGHT quotes a parcel; with no argument it says where it points. (help :lastscanned) is the model's page.

Get it

Tell the agent "add the lastscanned cell", or run nodecode add nc://lastscanned.

Set it up

Nothing is required. Without a key the service answers within its free daily allowance: one tracking lookup and five quotes a day, and a request from a cloud or hosting network gets no free tracking lookup — a hosted agent wants a key.

A key from app.lastscanned.com/keys uses your plan. Put it in the environment:

echo 'LASTSCANNED_API_KEY=…' >> ~/.nodecode/.env

or in the cell's section, which /settings writes:

{
  "lastscanned": {
    "api_key_env": "LASTSCANNED_API_KEY",   // or "api_key" written inline
    "base_url": "https://mcp.lastscanned.com/mcp",
    "timeout_seconds": 30
  }
}

Each tracked number and each quote counts toward the plan or the credits, which is why the manual tells the model to look up only the numbers it was asked about and not to poll one in a loop.

Use it

Ask where a shipment is, or name the number:

• "where is 1Z999AA10123456784?"
• "track MSKU1234567 — it is a Maersk box"
• "what does a 2 lb 10x8x6 parcel cost from 10001 to 90210?"
• "which carriers can you look up?"

Container numbers work in the tracking tools for Maersk (including Hamburg Süd), MSC, COSCO, Evergreen, ONE and Yang Ming. A leased container — the TGHU and TCNU prefixes — sails with any line, so the model asks which line rather than guessing. On a container, delivered means the empty box came back, not that the cargo arrived. Watches and webhooks belong to the service's REST API, not to this cell.