Tools

Connects the QGIS desktop GIS to Claude: create and save projects, load vector and raster layers, run Processing toolbox algorithms, export maps and execute PyQGIS code through chat. Needs QGIS 3 and uv; download the repo, copy the plugin into QGIS's plugin folder and start the server.

Helps agents write geospatial SQL for PostGIS, DuckDB, BigQuery and Snowflake: inspect schemas and keep query costs in check, then render results as interactive maps to review and correct. Needs Python and your own database or warehouse; maps use Dekart, which can run locally in Docker.

Install the QGIS MCP plugin from the QGIS plugin repository and agents get 125 tools to manage layers, edit features, run processing algorithms, style maps, build layouts and atlases, and run SQL across layers; supports QGIS 3.28 to 4.x. Needs QGIS and uv; no repo download required.

Mapbox's official MCP: geocoding, POI search, driving, walking and cycling directions, travel-time matrices, multi-stop route optimization, isochrones and map rendering, plus offline distance and area calculations. Needs a Mapbox access token; an official hosted endpoint is available.

Wraps Shapely, GeoPandas, PyProj, Rasterio, PySAL and other GIS libraries so agents can run geometry and overlay analysis, reproject coordinates, process rasters (e.g. NDVI), do spatial statistics and make maps, and fetch boundaries, land cover and satellite imagery. Needs Python 3.10+ and uv.

Connects to GeoServer's REST API so agents can manage workspaces, data stores, layers and styles, run CQL spatial queries, and access features and render maps via WMS/WFS, for publishing and maintaining map services. Needs a running GeoServer with an admin account, Python 3.10+ and uv.

OpenCage's official MCP: geocode addresses and place names, reverse geocode coordinates (with admin area, time zone and more), and check API quota. For small lookups; use its CLI for batches. Needs an OpenCage API key (free trial), Node.js 20+, and manual setup from a repo clone.