Earth 2 Elevation MCP
Give your agent local Open-Elevation lookups—single point, batch, and profile—via a stdio npm MCP server.
Overview
Earth-2 Elevation MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that provides Open-Elevation single, batch, and profile lookups over local stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- Local stdio MCP earth-2-elevation-mcp version 0.1.1 on npm
- Open-Elevation single, batch, and profile lookup modes
- No API key documented in server schema—local server pattern
- GitHub: gitcookman/Earth-2-elevation-mcp
- Geospatial helper for agents building map, fitness, or routing features
- Package earth-2-elevation-mcp version 0.1.1
- Transport: stdio (local)
- Lookup modes: single, batch, and profile (per description)
What problem does it solve?
You need elevation values in agent-driven development without repeatedly querying Open-Elevation manually or writing ad-hoc scripts.
Who is it for?
Solo builders adding map, route, or terrain features who want Open-Elevation accessible inside the agent loop.
Skip if: Production GIS teams that need paid DEM sources, cadastral layers, or hosted SLAs beyond Open-Elevation.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registering the npm stdio server, the agent can run single, batch, and profile elevation lookups as MCP tools.
- MCP tools for single-point elevation queries
- Batch and profile elevation lookup flows for agents
- Local stdio bridge to Open-Elevation without custom HTTP glue
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How it compares
Local Open-Elevation MCP tool, not a map tile CDN or full PostGIS workflow.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Earth 2 Elevation MCP for?
Developers and indie builders integrating altitude data into apps who want Claude Code or Cursor to call Open-Elevation via MCP.
When should I use Earth 2 Elevation MCP?
Use it in the build phase when integrating geospatial backends and you need single, batch, or profile elevation reads from the agent.
How do I add Earth 2 Elevation MCP to my agent?
Install npm package earth-2-elevation-mcp (stdio), add it to your MCP servers list, and invoke the documented lookup tools locally.