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"GDAL" matching MCP tools:

  • List all processing providers (native, GDAL, GRASS, SAGA, models) with algorithm counts and active status to identify missing algorithms.
    GPL 2.0
  • Drive browser automation toward a specified goal with an agent that chooses each step, accepts context variables, and verifies completion via a visible selector, returning the outcome and cost.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Submit multiple queries for asynchronous batch processing with approximately 50% cost discount. Queries run within 24 hours; results are retrieved after completion.
    MIT
  • Confirm DTS Engine is installed and reachable. Reports version, executables, and bundled GDAL to validate environment before running other tools.
    MIT
  • List all layers in a spatial data source (FileGDB, GeoPackage, Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, etc.) with names and geometry types. Safe for large catalogs and lock files, preventing OpenFileGDB hangs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve extracted text results from a completed batch job. Use the batch job name to access responses keyed by custom_id.
    MIT

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    An MCP server providing geospatial analysis tools for raster and vector data, integrated with a reflection system that requires AI agents to justify their methodological decisions. It enables accurate mapping and spatial operations by ensuring reasoned choices for coordinate systems, resampling, and data transformations.
    80
    MIT
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    Provides persistent goal-tracking with external evaluation for agentic CLIs, enabling run-until-done loops where an agent works across turns until a condition is met.
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  • Discover all subclasses of a given class recursively to assess the impact of interface changes and determine which code needs updating.
    MIT
  • Submit a single independent question to Gemini without maintaining session history. Suitable for one-off lookups or batch queries where context is unnecessary.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all FileSearch stores with document counts and sizes. Monitor storage usage and manage your stores.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all accessible Gemini models, grouped by their supported actions like content generation or embedding.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code in a sandboxed environment using Gemini. Captures stdout, stderr, and execution results for analysis.
    MIT
  • Create a semantic search store for code files. Upload files into the store, and Gemini automatically searches them during code analysis.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current status of a batch job by providing its name.
    MIT
  • Remove a completed batch job that has ended (succeeded, failed, or cancelled) by specifying its name.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Cache large files (>32k tokens) with Gemini to reuse context across multiple turns, reducing processing overhead. Specify file URIs and model version.
    MIT
  • Delete a FileSearch store and all its documents, freeing up storage resources.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Upload a file to a FileSearch store to enable semantic search. Files are chunked and embedded for retrieval.
    MIT
  • Cancel a running batch job while preserving already-completed requests.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Analyze a codebase by asking questions. Gemini autonomously reads files, lists directories, and searches code to provide answers, eliminating the need to pre-read files.
    MIT
  • Create calendar events by typing plain-language descriptions—Google's NLP parser converts phrases like "Lunch with Sarah tomorrow at noon" into scheduled events on your chosen calendar.
    MIT