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"ESRI" matching MCP tools:

  • Import ESRI Shapefile geometry and DBF attributes as point, line, polyline, or polygon entities to convert GIS mapping data into editable CAD drawings.
    MIT
  • Create an interactive HTML map from vector data, combining multiple layers with toggles, basemap, labels, and legend. Use it when users need a dynamic map to pan, zoom, and inspect features.
    MIT
  • Generate a formal cartographic map with title, legend, scale, north arrow, and credits, plus a report of layer symbology. Use for deliverables needing a complete technical layout.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents and MCP clients to connect to a live Esri ArcGIS Utility Network through the UtilityNetworkServer REST API, supporting trace, subnetwork, dirty-area, and association operations.
    MIT
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    Enables users to search and read Esri developer documentation, ArcGIS Pro help, and community forums directly through Claude. It provides tools to query official Esri sites and extract clean text content from documentation pages to answer technical GIS questions.
    MIT

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  • Calculate monthly Sri Lankan payslip deductions: APIT/PAYE, employee and employer EPF, ETF, stamp duty, net pay, and employer cost. Enter gross salary for a complete breakdown.
    MIT
  • Render and export map images from vector GIS files—displayed inline and saved to disk—with customizable symbology, labels, legends, and extra layers.
    MIT
  • Lists ESXi VM point-in-time copies with date, age, and approximate size, flagging those exceeding the configured alert threshold.
    MIT
  • Collect ESXi host and VM CPU, CPU Ready, memory, disk latency, and IOPS metrics, returning average, p95, and maximum values with timestamps for bottleneck diagnosis.
    MIT
  • Verify which user connects to an ESXi host and whether that account has write privileges, helping confirm read-only access before diagnostics.
    MIT
  • Check ESXi hardware health by inspecting RAID and physical disks, temperature sensors, fans, power supplies, memory, and CPU, listing non-green components first.
    MIT
  • Reports ESXi storage capacity, used/free space, usage and thin provisioning percentages, backing physical disks, and associated VMs for read-only diagnostics.
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  • Calculate vCPU-to-physical core/thread and assigned RAM-to-physical memory ratios to assess ESXi resource oversubscription.
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  • Lists the largest files in ESXi datastores or a selected datastore, shows owning VM, and flags potential orphans to help reclaim storage safely.
    MIT
  • Retrieve VMware ESXi host hardware and configuration details, including CPU, memory, version, uptime, power policy, and storage controllers for diagnostics.
    MIT
  • Retrieve VMware ESXi host events such as disk errors, VM restarts, alarms, tasks, and failed logins, with severity and date-range filters, to diagnose issues.
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  • Run a full read-only ESXi health check covering host, hardware, datastores, VMs, snapshots, performance, events, and overcommit to identify bottlenecks and risks.
    MIT
  • Lists all virtual machines with CPU, RAM, disk, VMware Tools, datastore, swap, and ballooning details to diagnose ESXi resource use and bottlenecks without writes.
    MIT
  • Summarize locally stored ESXi performance metrics over weeks, even when ESXi retains only one hour. Filter results by business hours and entity to analyze long-term host performance.
    MIT