Configure the Wherobots MCP Server as a custom App in the ChatGPT desktop app or ChatGPT’s web interface for AI-assisted geospatial development.
Public PreviewChatGPT is OpenAI’s AI assistant, available as a native desktop app for macOS and Windows and a browser-based app.Both support MCP integrations through Apps, allowing you to connect Wherobots tools directly.
Wherobots’ agentic tools connect your AI assistant to Wherobots Cloud and your local development environment so you can interact with your spatial data, catalogs, and jobs in a more intuitive way.
Explore your spatial catalog conversationally
The MCP Server connects your AI assistant to Wherobots Cloud so you can browse catalogs, databases, and table schemas (including Overture Maps and your own datasets) by asking questions in plain language instead of navigating the console.
Generate Spatial SQL without memorizing functions
Describe a geospatial task (e.g. “find buildings within 500m of this point”) and the MCP Server returns optimized Spatial SQL using WherobotsDB’s ST functions, spatial joins, and indexing patterns.
Submit and monitor Wherobots jobs from your editor
Use the CLI or the extension to submit Spark job runs, stream logs in real time, check resource metrics, and cancel jobs without leaving your editor or terminal.
Get Wherobots-aware AI assistance
Agent Skills teach your AI assistant Wherobots-specific APIs, query patterns, and workflow sequences so it produces correct wherobots CLI commands, valid MCP tool calls, and accurate notebook code on the first try.
In ChatGPT, custom MCP servers are added as Apps. Each user creates the Wherobots App on their own account. The same steps work in ChatGPT on the web and ChatGPT Desktop.
If configured correctly, ChatGPT will call the Wherobots MCP server (showing a tool such as list_catalogs) and return the catalogs available in your Organization.
To make sure ChatGPT has the Wherobots MCP server app as context: