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An MCP server, Python SDK, and REST API from ESIP for a live MapLibre map: agents create maps, add and style GeoJSON and GeoTIFF data, switch basemaps, move the camera, turn on 3D terrain and the globe, and take screenshots, while people watch the same map update in their browser and share it by link.

An MCP server that gives AI assistants MapLibre tools: validate a style against the MapLibre Style Specification, check its layers against the data in its sources, render it with MapLibre GL JS, MapLibre Native, or a Martin server, compare two versions, show the user an interactive map, and search this directory for libraries and basemaps. It runs locally with npx and needs no API key.

An MCP server and command line tool that reach into a MapLibre GL JS map already on a web page: an agent can query the rendered features, read the viewport, click and read popups, navigate, and toggle layers on the same map a person is looking at. The page adds a one-line hook.

MapLibre Agent SkillsOfficial

Guidance that helps AI assistants write MapLibre code

Community-maintained agent skills from the MapLibre organization: markdown guides that coding assistants read before they write MapLibre GL JS code, on cartography, fonts and glyphs, wiring sources, terrain, tile sources and PMTiles, and migrating from Mapbox GL JS or to MapLibre v6. Skills are checked with Promptfoo evals, and install with npx skills add maplibre/maplibre-agent-skills.