List configured QGIS instances with host, port, and reachability, and confirm which QGIS version and window answered before directing commands to the right instance.
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"Qgis" matching MCP tools:
- Run diagnostic checks on the QGIS MCP stack to report QGIS version, plugin/server version match, processing providers, connected clients, and project status.GPL 2.0
- Retrieve a QGIS setting by providing its key path, such as 'qgis/sketching/sketching_enabled', to check the current configuration value.GPL 2.0
- Retrieve QGIS message log entries filtered by severity level or tag, ordered newest first to troubleshoot issues.GPL 2.0
- Run diagnostic checks on the QGIS MCP stack to verify version, plugin/server match, processing providers, connected clients, and project status.MIT
- Retrieve QGIS version, profile path, and plugin count to verify environment setup and diagnose configuration issues.GPL 2.0
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceEnables 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.10GPL 2.0
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceConnect 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.1001MIT
- Reload a QGIS plugin by name to apply code changes during plugin development without restarting QGIS. Excludes the MCP plugin itself.GPL 2.0Destructive
- Retrieve QGIS message log entries filtered by level (info, warning, critical) and tag, returning the most recent messages first.MIT
- Retrieve a QGIS configuration setting by specifying its key path, such as 'qgis/sketching/sketching_enabled'.MIT
- Retrieve QGIS version, profile path, and plugin count to assess your QGIS environment configuration.MIT
- Reload a QGIS plugin by name to apply changes during development. Use this to test plugin updates without restarting QGIS.MITDestructive
- Set which layer is active in QGIS by providing its layer ID.MIT
- Save a QGIS layer's style configuration to a portable QML file for reuse or sharing.MIT
- Change QGIS settings by writing a specific key-value pair. Use cautiously, as incorrect values can alter QGIS behavior.GPL 2.0Destructive
- Apply a QGIS QML style file to a layer to customize its symbology and rendering.MIT
- Write a QGIS configuration setting to modify application behavior. Incorrect values can disrupt QGIS operation.MITDestructive
- Check the health of your QGIS MCP stack. Get reports on QGIS version, plugin compatibility, processing providers, client connections, and project status.-
- Retrieve a QGIS setting using its key path to inspect configuration values.-
- Reload a QGIS plugin by name to update it during development, avoiding the need to restart QGIS.-Destructive
- Set a QGIS configuration by providing a key and value. Use caution: incorrect settings can impact QGIS operation.-Destructive
- Retrieve QGIS version, profile path, and plugin count to assess the environment.-