Geo-INQUIRE MCP Server
Enables interaction with Geo-INQUIRE OGC API Processes for geospatial operations, including planning, execution, and job management through natural language.
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Geo-INQUIRE MCP Server
This worktree contains the MCP-backed implementation for the Geo-INQUIRE OGC API Processes workflow. The baseline Skill.md-only implementation stays in the main worktree.
Install the package in editable mode from this worktree:
python3 -m pip install -e .
Then run the stdio server with:
python3 -m geoinquire_mcp.server
MCP Client Configuration
An example MCP client configuration is available at:
examples/mcp-client.json
Use it as the mcpServers entry for an MCP-capable client, or copy the geoinquire server block into an existing client config. The example does not use a machine-specific path. It expects geoinquire-mcp to be installed in the same Python environment that the client reaches through python3.
Before wiring it into a client, run the local smoke test without touching the remote API:
python3 -m geoinquire_mcp.server --self-test
Operation Tools
geoinquire_plan_operation: interpret a user request plus structured inputs into a preflight plan, candidate payload, missing values, warnings, and next question.geoinquire_get_processes: fetch the live process list and include local audited summaries.geoinquire_describe_process: fetch a live process description and include the local audited summary.geoinquire_validate_payload: validate an execution payload against local audited process rules.geoinquire_execute_operation: submit a confirmed execution payload. It refuses to run unlessconfirmed: true.geoinquire_get_job_status: poll a Geo-INQUIRE job using the correct/geoinquire/jobs/{jobId}path.geoinquire_get_job_results: fetch job results and preserve artifact metadata.geoinquire_run_job_to_completion: submit a confirmed async operation, poll to terminal status, and fetch results on success.
The server is intentionally not a 1:1 wrapper around the HTTP API. It groups related API calls and validation behavior into operations while leaving the natural-language preflight and confirmation discussion in SKILL.md.
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