ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) platform developed by Esri that provides mapping, analysis, and data management capabilities for creating, managing, and sharing geographic information and maps.
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Provides tools to query US county parcel data from ArcGIS REST endpoints, including listing covered counties, finding county endpoints, and constructing owner queries.
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Integration with ArcGIS REST APIs to query Historic Environment Records, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, conservation areas, heritage at risk, and Scottish heritage data.
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Allows querying live Yerevan municipal GIS data from an ArcGIS Enterprise portal, including air quality, parcels, zoning, construction, transport, and generic ArcGIS layers.
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Controls ArcGIS Pro, allowing inspection of projects, layers, attributes, coordinate systems, and execution of geoprocessing tasks and layout exports via natural language.
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Provides tools to query ArcGIS feature services, allowing AI agents to access and analyze geospatial data from ArcGIS REST endpoints.
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Provides access to San Antonio 311 service call data from the City's ArcGIS Hub FeatureServer, enabling queries by category, type, department, status, or council district.
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Queries BLM's national Public Land Survey System ArcGIS MapServer to locate PLSS tracts from legal land descriptions, returning centroids, bounding boxes, acreage and BLM ids, and reverse-geocodes points to township, range, section and quarter-quarter.
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Provides integration with ArcGIS for accessing state/local government procurement bids and awarded contracts, including feature services and hub data.
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Provides tools for searching, describing, querying, and summarizing datasets from the City of Charlotte's ArcGIS Hub portal, including location-based lookups for crime, 311 requests, zoning, transit, and other city services.