"How to convert a PDF file into Markdown format" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to look up US census tract, block group, block, county FIPS, and legislative districts from a street address or latitude/longitude via the Census Geocoder, and to decode census GEOIDs offline.

Provides real-time access to Israeli emergency alerts from the official Pikud Haoref (Home Front Command) API. Enables AI assistants to check current alerts, retrieve alert history with intelligent city filtering, and monitor emergency notifications including rocket alerts, aerial intrusions, and earthquakes.

Provides Estonian public transport timetables, trip planning, stop search, and real-time vehicle tracking.

Provides read-only query tools over OpenStreetMap data in PostGIS, enabling natural language queries for features, categories, and spatial analysis.

Provides tools to get current time by coordinates, convert time zones, and parse custom dates to ISO format.

Turn GPS coordinates into place name, category, and live opening hours via OpenStreetMap. Works in Claude, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and any MCP client.

Enables agents to turn structured data into production-ready static maps, returning rendered PNG and SVG URLs along with an editable map link.

Enables turning data into map images of countries, states, provinces, counties, continents, and the world, including choropleths, category maps, and pinned locations.

Enables to look up Japanese postal codes, convert zipcodes to addresses, search addresses by query, and list cities in a prefecture using the jpzip dataset.

Connects MCP-compatible AI clients to BMLT root servers, enabling natural language queries for NA meeting data including search by location, day, format, and more.

Normalizes and verifies Japanese postal addresses, splitting messy strings into structured fields with geolocation and verification.

Enables searching OLX classifieds, retrieving offer details and photos, and resolving OLX search URLs into API query parameters across multiple OLX locales via the public JSON API.

Thirteen read-only Google Maps Platform tools for an agent: where a place is, what is around it, how long it takes to get there, and what the conditions are when it arrives.

Provides six general-purpose utilities (geocoding, reverse geocoding, weather, web search, URL-to-Markdown, secure random) as paid MCP tools, with each call costing $0.01 USDC on Base mainnet.

MCP server for Japanese address and parcel lookup using ReverseGeoJP and ChibanJP APIs, enabling AI agents to convert coordinates to addresses and vice versa.

Enables AI agents to resolve place names into coordinates and fetch current conditions and multi-day or hourly forecasts, with units, local timezones, and WMO weather descriptions, without requiring an API key.

Enables AI agents to query Iran's official calendar from Time.ir, convert dates across Jalali, Gregorian, and Hijri calendars, check holidays and occasions, and retrieve prayer times for Iranian cities.

Enables users to resolve historical US land and jurisdiction questions: which county held a given spot on a specific date, where a federal land description (PLSS) falls on the ground, and which National Archives series and file hold the case behind a land patent. All lookups are read-only and can be used alongside archive-search tools to route records requests to the right office.

An MCP server that provides offline access to ZIM file archives, including Wikipedia, medical knowledge, and maps. It dynamically exposes tools like search, article retrieval, and driving route planning based on available ZIM files.

Integrates Chinese travel and map services into MCP-compatible clients, offering geocoding, POI search, and reverse geocoding via Amap API.

Tracks how long you've been indoors, nags you to touch grass, detects frustration, and recommends nearby parks with live weather.

The geospatial toolkit for AI agents. 6 tools, zero config — give any LLM the ability to parse, convert, query, and aggregate spatial data out of the box. Or just make a bounding box :) Every response includes a verification link to vibhorsingh.com/boundingbox so you can visually confirm results on an interactive map.

Enables agents to search, retrieve, and contribute business data from a directory of 11M+ businesses across 195 countries, returning markdown prose by default.

A server that enables AI models to fetch and display Google Street View imagery, allowing users to create virtual tours by viewing streets and landmarks from anywhere.

Enables querying OpenStreetMap data (buildings, roads, amenities, etc.) via Overpass API and converts them to GeoJSON format for GIS analysis and visualization.

Integrates Korean APIs (Naver, Kakao, TMAP) into LLM applications for search, maps, and directions.

Enables querying an OwnTracks Recorder for current and historical location data, including addresses, stays, distances, devices, and status, through read-only MCP tools. It supports natural-language questions about where someone is or was and how far they are from home.

Enables users to turn natural-language requests into validated QGIS Processing plans that are executed step-by-step through a QGIS plugin, with safety checks, path confinement, and confirmation gates. It also supports diagnosing GIS errors, resuming blocked runs, and inspecting supported algorithms and past executions.

Provides global geocoding capabilities to convert city names and addresses into latitude/longitude coordinates using the free OpenStreetMap Nominatim API.

Enables LLM clients to convert addresses to coordinates (forward geocoding), coordinates to addresses (reverse geocoding), and lookup Google Place IDs using the Google Maps Geocoding API with support for multiple languages and advanced filtering.

Enables an AI agent to file municipal incidents and street-damage reports with a GECOR-based town council, attaching a photo (extracting GPS from EXIF when present), previewing the exact summary for explicit human confirmation before anything is sent, and listing previously registered reports and their status. It also supports choosing official categories, resolving nearby streets or callejero references, and switching between GECOR municipalities.

Enables any MCP client to calculate how many calories a user has earned by walking to a destination, then shows which nearby restaurants and dishes fit within that remaining budget. Blends official McDonald's nutrition data with estimated Chinese-restaurant nutrition values and real walking distances, exposing a walk allowance, nearby food lookup, eatability check, and concept explanation as tools.

Provides seamless access to TomTom's location services including search, routing, traffic and static maps data, enabling easy integration of precise geolocation data into AI workflows and development environments.

Enables controlling QGIS to generate thematic maps over a project polygon, automatically styling and clipping layers, creating print layouts, and exporting them as PDF, PNG, JPG, or TIF. It also supports headless operation and map series with one sheet per layer.

Provides maritime routing capabilities, enabling computation of oceangoing route distances and full routes in GeoJSON format via MCP tools.

Offline geocoding and reverse geocoding for AI agents, with no API key: list countries, download a country file once (checked against a signed release), then geocode addresses and coordinates on the machine. Covers the United States, Canada, Germany (without Bavaria), France, Italy, Spain, Australia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Brazil and Serbia; run with uvx gridpin-mcp.

A Model Context Protocol server that connects Large Language Models to the GeoServer REST API, enabling AI assistants to query and manipulate geospatial data through natural language.

Enables riders to ask an assistant for wind-sport forecasts at a named spot, combining AROME, ICON, ECMWF, GFS, UKMO and other models into one hourly table with consensus, spread, gust diagnosis, and onshore/offshore safety relative to the beach orientation. It also finds spots, lists which models apply locally, and returns rideable daytime windows within a given knot range.

Enables any MCP-capable agent to read and write a local personal timeline — GPS tracks, photos, workouts, health metrics, and stays — through seven indexed tools for monthly timelines, cross-modal lookups around a moment, geo-track retrieval, atlas exports, and idempotent JSONL ingestion. All data stays in a single on-device SQLite file, with no arbitrary SQL and no cloud.

Computes fixed divination and astronomy facts for any moment — Liu Ren charts, Qimen Dunjia layouts, symbolic stem-branch directions, and the real geometric position of the Big Dipper at a given latitude/longitude — alongside multiple named birth profiles. It also assembles day-by-day candidate windows for a chosen purpose across a 1–7 day range or a full calendar year, accumulating model-filled verdicts into an offline, month-switchable HTML calendar with a local browser preview.