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OpenStreetMap MCP Server with 33 Tools for Claude, Cursor, and AI Agents

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Access and edit OpenStreetMap data — manage changesets, query map elements, and retrieve geospatial data directly from any AI agent. Vinkius routes your AI agents directly to OpenStreetMap through a governed connection. 33 tools ready to use with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any AI agent — no hosting, no setup, connect in 30 seconds.

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Compatible with every major AI agent and IDE

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WindsurfWindsurf
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OpenStreetMap
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60%Token savings
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IAMAccess control
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DLPData protection
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Ed25519Audit chain
<40msKill switch
Stream every event to Splunk, Datadog, or your own webhook in real-time

* Every MCP server runs on Vinkius-managed infrastructure inside AWS - a purpose-built runtime with per-request V8 isolates, Ed25519 signed audit chains, and sub-40ms cold starts optimized for native MCP execution. See our infrastructure

What is the OpenStreetMap MCP Server?

The OpenStreetMap MCP Server routes AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor directly to OpenStreetMap via 33 tools. Access and edit OpenStreetMap data — manage changesets, query map elements, and retrieve geospatial data directly from any AI agent. Powered by Vinkius — your credentials stay on your side of the connection, every request is auditable. Connect in under 2 minutes.

Built-in capabilities (33)

close_changesetclose_notecomment_notecreate_changesetcreate_elementcreate_notedelete_elementdelete_messagedownload_changesetget_auth_user_detailsget_changesetget_elementget_element_historyget_elementsget_gpx_dataget_gpx_metadataget_inboxget_map_dataget_messageget_noteget_outboxget_permissionsget_userget_user_preferenceslist_noteslist_user_gpxquery_changesetssearch_notessend_messageupdate_changesetupdate_elementupdate_message_statusupload_gpx

Tools for your AI Agents to operate OpenStreetMap

Ask your AI agent "Get map data for the bounding box -0.15, 51.50, -0.10, 51.52 (Central London)." and get the answer without opening a single dashboard. With 33 tools connected to real OpenStreetMap data, your agents reason over live information, cross-reference it with other MCP servers, and deliver insights you would spend hours assembling manually.

Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client. Powered by Vinkius — your credentials never touch the AI model, every request is auditable. Connect in under two minutes.

Why teams choose Vinkius

One subscription gives you the infrastructure to connect your AI agents to thousands of MCP servers — and deploy your own to the Vinkius Edge. Your credentials stay yours. Your data flows directly between your agent and the API. DLP blocks sensitive information from ever reaching the model, kill switch for instant shutdown, and up to 60% token savings. Enterprise-grade routing and governance, zero maintenance.

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The OpenStreetMap App Connector works with every AI agent you already use

…and any MCP-compatible client

CursorClaudeOpenAIVS CodeCopilotGoogleLovableMistralAWSCursorClaudeOpenAIVS CodeCopilotGoogleLovableMistralAWS

Use all 33 OpenStreetMap tools with your AI agents right now

Vinkius routes your AI agents to OpenStreetMap through a governed proxy. Beyond a simple connection, you get full visibility into every action your agents perform, with enterprise-grade security and up to 60% savings on AI costs.

Explore Tools Hub
close

Close changeset on OpenStreetMap

Close a changeset

close

Close note on OpenStreetMap

Close a map note

comment

Comment note on OpenStreetMap

Add a comment to an existing map note

create

Create changeset on OpenStreetMap

Create a new changeset

create

Create element on OpenStreetMap

Create a new node, way, or relation

create

Create note on OpenStreetMap

Create a new map note

delete

Delete element on OpenStreetMap

Delete a node, way, or relation

delete

Delete message on OpenStreetMap

Delete a message

download

Download changeset on OpenStreetMap

Download a changeset in OsmChange format

get

Get auth user details on OpenStreetMap

Get details for the authenticated user

get

Get changeset on OpenStreetMap

Read a changeset by ID

get

Get element on OpenStreetMap

Read a node, way, or relation by ID

get

Get element history on OpenStreetMap

Get the history of a node, way, or relation

get

Get elements on OpenStreetMap

Multi-fetch nodes, ways, or relations

get

Get gpx data on OpenStreetMap

Download data for a GPS trace

get

Get gpx metadata on OpenStreetMap

Read metadata for a GPS trace

get

Get inbox on OpenStreetMap

Get the authenticated user's message inbox

get

Get map data on OpenStreetMap

Get map data (nodes, ways, relations) within a bounding box

get

Get message on OpenStreetMap

Read a specific message

get

Get note on OpenStreetMap

Read a map note by ID

get

Get outbox on OpenStreetMap

Get the authenticated user's message outbox

get

Get permissions on OpenStreetMap

Get OAuth permissions for the authenticated user

get

Get user on OpenStreetMap

Get details for a specific user

get

Get user preferences on OpenStreetMap

Get preferences for the authenticated user

list

List notes on OpenStreetMap

List map notes within a bounding box

list

List user gpx on OpenStreetMap

List GPS traces for the authenticated user

query

Query changesets on OpenStreetMap

Query changesets with filters

search

Search notes on OpenStreetMap

Search for map notes

send

Send message on OpenStreetMap

Send a private message to another user

update

Update changeset on OpenStreetMap

Update tags of an open changeset

update

Update element on OpenStreetMap

Update an existing node, way, or relation

update

Update message status on OpenStreetMap

Update the read status of a message

upload

Upload gpx on OpenStreetMap

Upload a GPS trace (GPX)

What the OpenStreetMap MCP Server unlocks

Connect your AI agent to the world's largest open geographic database. This server enables full interaction with the OpenStreetMap API (v0.6), allowing you to query, create, and update geospatial data through natural conversation.

What you can do

  • Map Data Retrieval — Fetch raw OSM data (nodes, ways, relations) within specific bounding boxes for analysis or visualization.
  • Element Management — Create, read, update, or delete map elements including points of interest (nodes), roads (ways), and complex boundaries (relations).
  • Changeset Workflows — Open, update, and close changesets to group your edits and provide meaningful metadata to the OSM community.
  • Historical Analysis — Retrieve the full version history of any map element to track changes over time.
  • Advanced Querying — Filter changesets by user, time range, or geographic area to monitor local mapping activity.

How it works

1. Subscribe to this server
2. Enter your OpenStreetMap OAuth Token
3. Start exploring and editing the map from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client

Your AI can now act as a GIS specialist, helping you audit map data or contribute to open-source geography without leaving your workspace.

Who is this for?

  • GIS Analysts — quickly extract raw map data for specific regions without manual exports
  • Open Source Contributors — automate the creation of map elements and manage changesets via chat
  • Developers — inspect map element metadata and history directly while building location-based services

Frequently asked questions about the OpenStreetMap MCP Server

How can I download map data for a specific region?

Use the get_map_data tool by providing a bounding box string (left, bottom, right, top). The agent will retrieve all nodes, ways, and relations within those coordinates.

Can I see who edited a specific road or building?

Yes! Use the get_element_history tool with the element type (node, way, or relation) and its ID. It will return the full version history, including timestamps and user information.

Is it possible to search for recent map updates in a city?

You can use query_changesets with a bbox (bounding box) parameter. This will list all changesets that intersect with that area, allowing you to inspect recent mapping activity.

Vinkius AI Gateway

We built the connector to OpenStreetMap. Now put your agents to work. Fully governed.

Vinkius is the AI Gateway with managed hosting. Stop building connectors. Every connection runs inside eight layers of security.

How it works
Infrastructure

Hosted, sandboxed, and live on AWS. You don't provision anything. You don't maintain anything. You connect.

Visibility

Every tool call, every token, every response. Logged and auditable. Data flows direct from OpenStreetMap to your agent. Nothing is stored on our side. Ever.

Control

Eight governance layers on every request. Sensitive data redacted before it reaches the model. Kill switch if anything goes sideways. Always on.