AI and integrations

AI-native, from the data model up.

Agents query and edit your data through MCP, and every change lands as a draft for an editor to review. Integrations and webhooks put the result where your apps need it.

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For AI agents

An AI teammate for your map data.

Categorize, geocode, draft descriptions, flag duplicates and translate. Nothing is published until an editor approves it.

Spatibase AIWORKING
✦CategorizedTrails, campsites, viewpoints1,204
⌖GeocodedFrom street addresses96
✎Descriptions draftedIn your editorial tone214
⚑Duplicates flaggedWithin 25 m, similar names12
⇄TranslatedEN → DE, FR, ES642
✓Ready for reviewNothing is published automatically38
Ask your datavia MCP
Which campsites near water have no description?
Found 34 campsites within 500 m of water with an empty description. I drafted all of them from their location, type and nearby features.
34 drafts0 publishedReview changes →
Agents

Connect your own agents

An MCP server exposes your project's schema and content to agents, scoped by what you allow. Agents query and edit; they cannot publish on their own.

  • Scoped, token-based access
  • Every edit lands as a draft
  • Every change is in the audit log
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "spatibase": {
      "url": "https://mcp.spatibase.com/projects/{id}",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <token>" }
    }
  }
}
Integrations

Fits the stack you have.

For developers

MapLibre / Mapbox

Vector tiles and GeoJSON, ready to use.

For developers

QGIS

Use published GeoJSON and vector tiles in desktop GIS.

For developers

Webhooks

Trigger workflows when content is published.

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