gridpin-mcp — offline geocoding for AI agents
An MCP server that lets an agent geocode addresses with GridPin: one memory-mapped file per country, read on your machine. No API key, no rate limit, and no query leaves the machine. The only network step is downloading a country sheet once, verified against the signed GridPin release.
Countries (release v0.4.0): Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Serbia, Spain.
Add it to an agent
Claude Code:
$ claude mcp add gridpin -- uvx gridpin-mcp
Any client that reads an mcpServers config (Claude Desktop, Cursor, ...):
{ "mcpServers": { "gridpin": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["gridpin-mcp"] } } }
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_countries |
covered countries, sheet sizes, which are downloaded |
download_sheet |
fetch one country sheet (32-677 MB) once, verify its SHA-256; the only tool that uses the network |
geocode |
address text -> ranked candidates with lat, lon, precision, confidence |
reverse |
coordinates -> nearest indexed addresses with distance_m |
batch |
up to 1000 addresses of one country per call, in input order |
Results are the same as the GridPin CLI, Python and DuckDB return. Treat street or
city precision as approximate.
Download a sheet without MCP
$ pip install gridpin-mcp
$ gridpin-fetch fr # prints the path, e.g. ~/.cache/gridpin/v0.4.0/france.bin
import gridpin
from gridpin_mcp import sheets
path = sheets.download("fr") # no-op when already downloaded
gridpin.Geocoder(str(path)).geocode("1 rue de la Paix, Paris", 1)
Sheets go to $GRIDPIN_HOME, else $XDG_CACHE_HOME/gridpin, else ~/.cache/gridpin.
Sizes and SHA-256 of every sheet are pinned in the package from the signed release
attestation; a download that does not match is discarded.
License
Apache-2.0. Sheet data: see attributions.
Metadata
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