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"MapLibre" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a MapLibre GL style URL for rendering Mapsi map tiles. Supports multiple visual styles like light, dark, streets, and topo for use in MapLibre GL JS or Mapbox-compatible libraries.
    MIT
  • Verify MapLibre style properties before use to avoid unsupported features. Look up layer types, sources, expressions, and get documentation, defaults, allowed values, and version support.
    MIT
  • Look up MapLibre GL JS APIs to verify existence, signatures, parameters, defaults, documentation, and examples for classes, methods, options, events, or functions.
    MIT
  • Render two MapLibre styles at the same camera view to see before, after, and differences in red, verifying style changes have no unintended effects.
    MIT
  • Validates a MapLibre style against the official specification, returning a list of issues with property paths. Run it after editing a style to catch errors before using the style.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents to validate, inspect, render, and compare MapLibre map styles locally, and to show interactive maps to users in supporting chat apps.
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    Enables AI agents to perceive and control a live MapLibre GL map over MCP, allowing querying rendered features, reading popups, navigating, and toggling layers.
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  • Display interactive maps with location markers, route visualization, isochrone reachability, round trip paths, and search result markers. Supports pan, zoom, and click interactions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate reachability polygons for time or distance contours from a point. Plan delivery zones or service areas.
    MIT
  • Retrieves a Japanese address's polygon or point as GeoJSON, handling notation variations and offering polygon simplification for map display.
    MIT
  • Reads source metadata from a MapLibre style, lists available source layers and fields, and validates that every layer references existing ones. Use it before writing layers against unfamiliar data.
    MIT
  • Diagnose why map layers draw nothing at a given place and zoom, checking visibility, zoom range, filters, opacity, icons, glyphs, and tile source data.
    MIT
  • Displays an interactive MapLibre map in chat with GeoJSON layers and markers on an OpenFreeMap basemap; if no center or zoom is given, the map auto-fits to the data.
    MIT
  • Reads a vector tile at a given place and zoom to list source layers, feature counts, geometry types, and real field values, helping you write accurate filters and expressions.
    MIT
  • Load a web page with a MapLibre map in a headless browser and capture a screenshot, including plugins, controls, page code, errors, failed requests, and map camera. Pass an HTML file or URL.
    MIT
  • Transform hazard analysis outputs into a standalone interactive MapLibre map with vector layers, popups, and 3D view for immediate GIS exploration.
    Apache 2.0
  • Transform hazard results into a standalone interactive HTML map with clickable vector layers, attribute popups, and 3D perspective.
    Apache 2.0
  • Render a MapLibre style to a PNG image and report style errors, failed requests, and missing fonts or icons.
    MIT
  • Create interactive HTML maps from satellite imagery, raster tiles, and GeoJSON data, with optional swipe comparison for before/after analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate a live link to an interactive MapLibre style map served locally; it redraws when the style file changes, with no viewer page or web server to start.
    MIT