Cesium AI Integrations

Geolocation, POI search, and routing for 3D geospatial AI

Runs as a server Claude Code connects to. It needs its own configuration, and some servers need an API key.

Install just this one

Run in your terminal — needs Node

npx archtmpl@latest --mcp cesium-ai-integrations

First time? The whole install, step by step

Open Claude Code — the terminal version or the desktop app, either one.
In a terminal, paste the line above and press Enter. In the app, paste it into the chat and ask Claude to run it.
Restart Claude Code. That's the whole install.

What this mcp server does

shell

 1{
 2  "name": "Cesium AI Integrations",
 3  "summary": "Official Cesium reference integrations — MCP servers, agent skills, RAG patterns for 3D geospatial AI",
 4  "repo": "https://github.com/CesiumGS/cesium-ai-integrations",
 5  "preInstall": [
 6    { "shell": "test -d \"$HOME/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations\" || git clone https://github.com/CesiumGS/cesium-ai-integrations \"$HOME/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations\"" },
 7    { "shell": "cd \"$HOME/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations/mcp/geolocation-server\" && pnpm install && pnpm run build" }
 8  ],
 9  "mcpServers": {
10    "cesium-geolocation": {
11      "command": "node",
12      "args": ["${HOME}/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations/mcp/geolocation-server/build/index.js"]
13    }
14  },
15  "postInstallNotes": "This repo is a monorepo of separate reference integrations, not one installable server — this entry wires up geolocation-server (geocoding, POI search, routing via free Nominatim/Overpass/OSRM providers, no API key required) because it is the one that runs standalone. The other servers under mcp/cesium-js/servers/ (camera, entity, animation, imagery, terrain, 3D-tiles control) each require an actual running CesiumJS application to control and are set up separately — see mcp/README.md in the cloned repo for each one's install steps."
16}
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Back to all MCPs

Install just this one

Run in your terminal — needs Node

npx archtmpl@latest --mcp cesium-ai-integrations

First time? The whole install, step by step

Open Claude Code — the terminal version or the desktop app, either one.
In a terminal, paste the line above and press Enter. In the app, paste it into the chat and ask Claude to run it.
Restart Claude Code. That's the whole install.

What this mcp server does

shell

 1{
 2  "name": "Cesium AI Integrations",
 3  "summary": "Official Cesium reference integrations — MCP servers, agent skills, RAG patterns for 3D geospatial AI",
 4  "repo": "https://github.com/CesiumGS/cesium-ai-integrations",
 5  "preInstall": [
 6    { "shell": "test -d \"$HOME/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations\" || git clone https://github.com/CesiumGS/cesium-ai-integrations \"$HOME/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations\"" },
 7    { "shell": "cd \"$HOME/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations/mcp/geolocation-server\" && pnpm install && pnpm run build" }
 8  ],
 9  "mcpServers": {
10    "cesium-geolocation": {
11      "command": "node",
12      "args": ["${HOME}/.claude-arch/cesium-ai-integrations/mcp/geolocation-server/build/index.js"]
13    }
14  },
15  "postInstallNotes": "This repo is a monorepo of separate reference integrations, not one installable server — this entry wires up geolocation-server (geocoding, POI search, routing via free Nominatim/Overpass/OSRM providers, no API key required) because it is the one that runs standalone. The other servers under mcp/cesium-js/servers/ (camera, entity, animation, imagery, terrain, 3D-tiles control) each require an actual running CesiumJS application to control and are set up separately — see mcp/README.md in the cloned repo for each one's install steps."
16}
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