Amap Maps MCP Server
The AMap Map MCP Server project supports calling AMap API services through the MCP protocol, including functions such as geocoding, route planning, and POI search
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What is AMap Map MCP Server?
This is an AMap service interface that supports the MCP protocol, allowing clients compatible with the MCP protocol (such as Cursor) to directly call AMap's location service functionsHow to use AMap Map MCP Server?
Simply fill in your AMap API key in the client configuration, and you can start using various map service functionsApplicable scenarios
Suitable for applications that require map-related functions such as geocoding conversion, route planning, and nearby location searchMain functions
Geocoding
Convert an address to geographic coordinates, or vice versa
Route planning
Supports route planning for various travel modes such as driving, walking, and public transportation
POI search
Search for nearby points of interest based on keywords or location
Distance measurement
Calculate the distance between two or more locations
Advantages
Based on the rich data sources of AMap
Supports multiple common map service functions
Compatible with multiple clients through the MCP protocol
Limitations
Need to apply for an AMap API key
Some advanced functions may have call limits
How to use
Get an API key
Visit the AMap Developer Platform to create a project and obtain an API key
Configure the client
Add server configuration to clients that support the MCP protocol, such as Cursor
Start using
Send map-related query requests directly in the client
Usage examples
Address to coordinates
Convert a text address to precise geographic coordinates
Nearby search
Search for points of interest near the specified location
Route planning
Get the best route between two points
Frequently Asked Questions
How to get an API key?
What are the call limits?
What map service functions are supported?
Is it necessary to pay?
Related resources
AMap Developer Platform
The official website of the AMap Open Platform
MCP Protocol Description
Official documentation of the Model Context Protocol
Cursor Client
An AI code editor that supports the MCP protocol

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