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Review-first MCP server for turning selected local GPX surveys into previewed, version-checked OpenStreetMap road edits.
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Find places in OpenStreetMap and review road edits from your local GPX surveys
through an MCP-compatible assistant.
Alpha, review-first: nothing is edited automatically. Road changes need an
authenticated OSM account, an exact preview and separate confirmation.
You need Python 3.10+, uv, and an MCP client
that supports local stdio servers. No repository clone, Docker, API key or
Valhalla installation is needed for place search.
Add this server to your client's MCP configuration (merge it with any existing
servers), then reconnect:Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Find places in OpenStreetMap and review road edits from your local GPX surveys
through an MCP-compatible assistant.
Alpha, review-first: nothing is edited automatically. Road changes need an
authenticated OSM account, an exact preview and separate confirmation.
You need Python 3.10+, uv, and an MCP client
that supports local stdio servers. No repository clone, Docker, API key or
Valhalla installation is needed for place search.
Add this server to your client's MCP configuration (merge it with any existing
servers), then reconnect:Read the full README ↗