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Local-first MCP server exposing 100 declarative ArcPy geoprocessing tools for ArcGIS Pro to MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor.
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FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with the arcgis-mcp-bridge skill?▼
You can run 100 declarative ArcPy geoprocessing tools from MCP clients, including buffer, clip, intersect, raster projection, kernel density, service area, and spatial-statistics analyses. It also supports geodatabase management and exporting ArcGIS Pro layouts from .aprx projects.
Who is the arcgis-mcp-bridge skill designed for?▼
It targets GIS analysts and engineers who operate local ArcGIS Pro data and want to drive ArcPy geoprocessing from MCP-compatible clients such as Claude Desktop or Cursor, while keeping the licensed ArcPy runtime isolated from the MCP host.
How does the arcgis-mcp-bridge runtime architecture work?▼
It uses a two-process server/worker model communicating over stdio JSON-RPC. The MCP host stays isolated from the licensed ArcPy runtime, while PathGuard filesystem sandboxing and explicit confirmation gates protect against destructive operations during agentic GIS sessions.
What are the prerequisites for running arcgis-mcp-bridge?▼
Real geoprocessing requires a Windows machine with a licensed ArcGIS Pro installation, since the worker process depends on the ArcPy runtime. On the client side, you need an MCP-compatible host such as Claude Desktop or Cursor configured for stdio JSON-RPC.
Is arcgis-mcp-bridge free to use?▼
The bridge itself is a local-first MCP server, but executing actual geoprocessing requires a paid, licensed ArcGIS Pro environment on Windows. Without that license, the ArcPy-dependent tools cannot run, though the server/worker isolation layer remains functional.