Esri developer agent skillsby Esri
Esri's agent plugins for building ArcGIS apps, with SDK skills and a hosted MCP that searches Esri developer docs.
Tresca tracks 7 tools in this field. 6 have at least one listed MCP server or agent skill.
Civil infrastructure work spans design, GIS and project controls, and AI integrations exist for each. Autodesk's in-app server for AutoCAD and Civil 3D can query and select objects and, in Civil 3D, edit styles and surface data; community servers for Civil 3D go further. Bentley offers an official MicroStation server in early access, though OpenRoads Designer has no server yet.
For GIS, Esri publishes an official hosted server for ArcGIS location services plus agent skills for its developer APIs, and QGIS has active community servers built on PyQGIS. Scheduling tools are covered by community servers for Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project that read and update schedules through their APIs or exported files, and by a large construction skills pack. Check each listing for whether it works on live data or on exports.
Esri's agent plugins for building ArcGIS apps, with SDK skills and a hosted MCP that searches Esri developer docs.
Esri-hosted beta server for geocoding, routing, elevation and static map images, billed to your ArcGIS account.
Autodesk Developer Network skills that teach a coding agent to write AutoCAD, Civil 3D and Plant 3D .NET 10 plug-ins.
Autodesk's in-app server that lets Autodesk Assistant query and select objects in your open AutoCAD or Civil 3D drawing; edits are mostly Civil 3D-only.
Autodesk's hosted, read-only server that searches Autodesk Help documentation for 110+ products; it answers questions but never opens a drawing or model.
Bentley's early-access server that gives an AI client MicroStation's Python API to read, create and modify elements in the open DGN.
Autodesk's in-app server for AutoCAD and Civil 3D works through Autodesk Assistant and can edit Civil 3D styles and surface data. Community Civil 3D servers support external clients such as Claude.
Yes. Esri runs a hosted server for ArcGIS location services and publishes agent skills for its developer APIs, and QGIS has community servers that run PyQGIS inside a running QGIS.
Community servers read and update P6 and Microsoft Project schedules through their APIs or exported files. Check whether a listing writes to the live database before using it on a real programme.