Ask your AI about the real world.
Control what it can see.
Natural-language access to geospatial data through Claude, ChatGPT, or your own AI agents — built on MCP. Plus KxCLI, a context-cheap CLI shaped for AI coding tools. With enterprise governance from day one.
Your team asks questions in plain language
Engineers, analysts, planners query geospatial data without touching a GIS tool. Works inside the AI assistants they already use.
- Natural-language queries against any connected dataset
- Results with sources and map visualisations
- Works in Claude, ChatGPT, or custom agents
- Public data on Koordinates available immediately
You control what AI can access
Full governance layer: which agents connect, which datasets they see, what operations are allowed, and a complete audit trail of every query.
- Access policies per dataset, per agent, per user
- Complete audit trail of every AI interaction
- MCP connection management dashboard
- Token lifecycle & authentication controls
And a CLI for the agents that build with your data.
Chat agents talk to your data through MCP. Coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, CI pipelines — reach for the shell.
KxCLI is a thin, JSON-out wrapper around the Koordinates publish and management API. Small enough to fit in an agent's context, structured enough to script around, and governed by the same policies as the MCP surface.
# Agent publishes a new layer end-to-end $ kx layer create --from parcels.geojson --json → {"id":48291,"status":"draft"} $ kx style apply 48291 --from styles/parcels.json $ kx layer publish 48291 --json → {"id":48291,"status":"published"}
Built on MCP — the open protocol for AI tool use
Model Context Protocol lets AI assistants use tools safely. KxAI implements MCP for geospatial data — so any MCP-compatible AI can query, geocode, find features, and render maps.
Ask
Natural language
Govern
Policy check
Query
MCP tools
Return
Data + sources
See it answer a real question
A user asks about flood risk at a specific address. KxAI geocodes the address, queries hazard layers from Auckland Council, and returns a cited answer — all through MCP.
outside the 1% AEP
floodplain with low liquefaction susceptibility.
One overland flow path runs along the northern boundary. No
tsunami or coastal inundation exposure. Sources: Auckland
Council GeoMaps, LINZ.
Who uses KxAI
Cloud by default. On-prem when you need it.
KxAI is a data and AI governance layer that indexes your datasets, connects to third-party sources, and controls AI access. It runs in the cloud with every Koordinates site. For regulated environments, it's also available as an on-premises licence — standalone or connected to your Koordinates cloud.