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Control a live ArcGIS Pro project for inspection and geoprocessing.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "arcgis-pro-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to the currently open ArcGIS Pro session and list all maps and layer names in the current project.
A list of maps and layers in the current ArcGIS Pro project.
Please inspect a specified dataset in the current ArcGIS Pro project and return its basic descriptive information.
Descriptive information about the dataset for quick understanding of its contents and properties.
Run a geoprocessing operation in the currently open ArcGIS Pro project and tell me the result.
The geoprocessing result and any related updates within the project.
GIS analysts can quickly inspect maps, layers, and project structure in an open ArcGIS Pro project without manually clicking through each item.
When researchers or analysts need to verify a dataset’s basic details, they can use this tool to read descriptive information and speed up data review.
Developers or analysts can run geoprocessing directly against the currently open project, bringing analysis steps into a conversational workflow.
It lets Claude drive a live ArcGIS Pro session through arcpy. It can list layers, describe datasets, run geoprocessing, and inspect an open project.
Based on the description, it requires a running ArcGIS Pro session and works against an open project. Its functionality also depends on arcpy.
The provided materials do not include installation or configuration steps. See the source repository for details.
Control ArcGIS Pro with natural language to inspect data and run geoprocessing.
Control a live ArcGIS Pro session for GIS editing, queries, and processing.
Let Claude control QGIS directly for layers, features, and map workflows.
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