An API for guesstimating what it costs to import into Canada, by HS code and country of origin: base duty, surtax orders, quota safeguards and SIMA anti-dumping duty. Sales tax is not included. Add DAITK to Claude →
A proof of concept in Sovereign AI and agentic tooling for trade data sovereignty — a Model Context Protocol agent totally grounded in primary Canadian sources, presenting repeatable data computed from them rather than a model's memory — the numbers are not a hallucination risk. How it's built. No signup, no API key.
Bring your own HS code. This does not classify goods — ask your supplier for the 6-digit HS, or ask your customs broker. Give it the code and where the goods ship from, and it works out what is owed on arrival. What this does and does not do.
Duty is assessed when the goods clear customs, not when you order. Set the arrival date and you get the rate that will apply then, including measures already announced for that date.
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Research tool only — no warranty. Never rely on these figures without a licensed customs broker.