"qgis" matching MCP servers:

Enables Claude Desktop to view and interact with the currently open QGIS project, including layers, styling, selections, Processing algorithms, attribute editing, and geocoding, all running locally.

Connect QGIS to Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling Claude to directly control QGIS — manage layers, edit features, run processing algorithms, render maps, and more.

Enables Claude to work with QGIS 4.x headlessly by loading vector and raster layers, running Processing algorithms and field calculations, styling layers, and exporting maps or PDF layouts without opening QGIS Desktop.

Connects QGIS to an LLM through the Model Context Protocol, allowing agentic interaction with and control of QGIS for prompt-assisted project creation, layer loading, code execution, and more.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to directly control QGIS for tasks like layer management, feature editing, and map rendering. It provides a suite of 50 tools to execute processing algorithms and manage GIS projects through natural language commands.

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.

Connects Claude AI to QGIS through the Model Context Protocol, allowing Claude to directly interact with and control QGIS for tasks like project creation, layer manipulation, and code execution.

Enables interaction with QGIS (Quantum GIS) through an MCP plugin and server, allowing natural language commands to control QGIS.

Enables clients to create, query and edit QGIS projects and vector data in an isolated, new headless PyQGIS process, exporting GeoJSON/GeoPackage, saving and reopening editable QGZ bundles, and rendering PNG maps through typed MCP tools. All operations are workspace-relative with strict path and geometry validation, and never attach to or modify a running QGIS desktop session.

Lets MCP clients inspect and manipulate the project open in the desktop application, including layers, geoprocessing, styles, and map/layout exports, all through tools that run inside the live QGIS session.

Connects OpenAI Codex Desktop to QGIS Desktop for natural language GIS operations, including project management, layer manipulation, and algorithm execution.

Enables AI agents to interact with QGIS, supporting project management, layer inspection, spatial queries, styling, and map export in both headless and desktop modes.

Connects AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, etc.) to QGIS 4.x via MCP, enabling natural language-driven GIS workflows through 37+ tools, including data loading, processing, and spatial analysis.

QGISMCP connects QGIS to Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing Claude to directly interact with and control QGIS for project creation, layer loading, code execution, and more.

Connects QGIS to Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol, enabling AI-assisted project creation, layer manipulation, processing algorithm execution, and Python code running within QGIS.

Exposes remote Blender and QGIS MCP servers locally over SSH tunnels, with graceful degradation when backends are unreachable.

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.

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 managing Docker containers (run, list, stop, remove, view logs) through Claude Desktop using natural language commands.

A Model Context Protocol server that connects LLMs to GIS operations, enabling AI assistants to perform accurate geospatial analysis including geometric operations, coordinate transformations, and spatial measurements.