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Manage CalTopo maps, folders, markers, and GPX/KML data via HTTP MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "caltopo-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using caltopo-mcp, list all CalTopo maps and folders in the current account, grouped by folder with names and identifiers.
A grouped inventory of maps and folders, including identifiers for follow-up actions.
Use caltopo-mcp to create a folder named "Field Research 2025" and move or organize the specified maps into it.
The folder is created, maps are reorganized, and the changes are reported.
Through caltopo-mcp, import this GPX track into the target map, then export the map's routes or markers as a KML file.
The GPX import and KML export are completed, with status details or export result information returned.
Developers or headless agents can manage CalTopo maps over HTTP without opening the website manually. It fits scripted listing, folder organization, and ongoing map maintenance.
When a team needs to add, update, or clean up markers in bulk, this tool can handle marker operations consistently. It reduces repetitive manual clicks and improves map data maintenance efficiency.
When external track files need to be imported into CalTopo, or map content needs to be exported as GPX/KML, an agent can do it directly. This suits research, route planning, and cross-tool data exchange workflows.
It is an HTTP MCP server for CalTopo, designed for headless agents to manage map content. Known capabilities include listing maps, managing folders, operating on markers, and importing/exporting GPX/KML.
Based on the description, no manual browser interaction is required. It is specifically intended to let headless agents perform map management tasks over HTTP.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or authentication details. Please see the source repository for specifics.
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