"How to use the git clone command" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that resolves postal/ZIP codes to place names, states, and coordinates using Zippopotam.us. Free, no API key required.

Enables users to draw GIS geometry on an interactive map and get clean, validated GeoJSON to hand off to other GIS MCP servers such as FEMA flood screening and USGS hydrography.

MCP server for sthan.io - US address verification, parsing, autocomplete, forward/reverse geocoding, and IP geolocation. 8 tools, TypeScript, stdio transport. Free tier, no credit card required.

MCP server for W-2 event staffing across 300+ US and Canadian markets. Five read-only lookups (city coverage, staffing roles, all-inclusive W-2 rate ranges, lead-time guidance, and state-by-state compliance) plus an opt-in request_quote tool that submits a structured staffing request to TempGuru for a human-reviewed quote. No authentication required; connect with the URL alone.

An MCP server for the iNavi Maps API that gives AI assistants iNavi Maps API specifications and ready-to-use HTML templates for interactive map visualizations (geocoding, POI search, route planning).

Enables AI agents and hackathon teams to query Glendale, California hazard zones and city GIS data by address or coordinates, including nearby resources and dataset metadata for emergency-preparedness applications.

An MCP server that lets users find nearby shops and POIs around a location and find targets such as gas stations or charging points within a given radius along a driving route, using the Amap (Gaode) Web Service API with built-in API key entry and validation.

MCP server that provides AI assistants access to Oklahoma Corporation Commission public GIS datasets, enabling dataset search, layer metadata retrieval, and attribute/spatial queries on ArcGIS Hub data.

An MCP server that exposes the Wunder Mobility v2 end-user API as tools, enabling clients to browse vehicles, manage rentals, and create reservations on behalf of a signed-in user.

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.

MCP server for spatial queries via the Terranode Geospatial API, enabling AI agents to perform point-in-polygon lookups, nearest feature search, distance calculations, and spatial joins.

Drive Esri's ArcGIS Pro from an AI agent — the ArcGIS Pro counterpart to QGIS MCP. A headless ArcPy CLI plus an in-process .NET 8 add-in that exposes the live Pro session as MCP tools (ping, zoom_to, query, run_gp, export_layout) so an agent drives the running project while you watch.

Enables read-only lookups of state septic licensing agencies with their official verification URLs, searches of license-matched septic contractors by state, city, county, zip or service, and retrieval of sourced septic cost guides. Every response carries a thesepticguide.com source link, requires no API key, and reports its snapshot date.

An MCP server for querying land use plans and exporting cadastral maps as DXF files using VWorld Open API from the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

The rush-gift-mcp server helps users en route to an appointment find last-minute gift recommendations and pickup stores along their route, considering time constraints, budget, and relationship. It provides AI-driven planning tools that calculate detour feasibility and generate appropriate gift messages.

Connects conversational AI agents to live inventories of verified neighborhood retail stores through GPS-radius catalog search, zero-PII order reservations with direct merchant checkout links, real-time fulfillment tracking, and store trust reporting. Shoppers settle payment directly with merchants while orders trigger counter terminals and courier dispatch slips.

Look up any IP address with FindIP: geolocation, network and ASN, and VPN, proxy, Tor and datacenter detection. For websites that use FindIP Shield, list the recent risky visitor events and explain the reasons behind one event.

An MCP server that gives AI assistants direct access to the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL) for flood zone lookups, FIRM panel information, and flood map data in the United States.

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.

Provides IP address geolocation and related info via an API, with MCP server integration for easy use in AI tools.