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earth-agent-chrome-ext

Earth Agent is a Cursor-like AI agent for Google Earth Engine. It can be used right in your browser as a Chrome extension or through MCP server support. It helps you do anything related to Google Earth Engine automatically through chatting (write code, run analysis, debug errors, explain maps, and manage your environment). Hatched from sundai.club.

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What's in it

Data offered docs-verified: Google Earth Engine Data Catalog (agent knowledge of datasets) · community datasets (agent knowledge) · Earth Engine API knowledge for writing and running GEE code
Coverage llm-inferred: Global
Formats llm-inferred: MCP stdio
Access docs-verified: MIT licence (catalogue metadata); in-browser agent needs your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Z.AI or OpenAI-compatible API key; MCP server needs the Developer Version from GitHub Releases

Useful for

Use cases llm-inferred: NDVI or land-cover change over a site boundary for a BNG habitat baseline · Sentinel-2 cloud-filtered imagery review for a pre-development site condition survey · Zonal statistics of land use within a catchment as input to a flood risk or drainage desk study · Water-body extent change over time from Landsat for environmental permit or monitoring context
Audience llm-inferred: GIS analysts · ecologists · hydrologists · planners · environmental consultants

Limitations

Constraints docs-verified: Chrome Web Store version does not support local connections (MCP Server or Ollama); MCP requires the Developer Version from GitHub · Agent can only see code in temp/new scripts in the Google Earth Engine Code Editor, so scripts must be saved first · Z.AI models do not support screenshot analysis · Ask Mode is read-only and cannot insert, modify or execute code; Do Mode is required for execution

Licence: MIT
Authentication: No credentials documented in README
GitHub stars: 104
Last commit: 27/04/2026
Last successful page check: 14/10/2026
Page health: healthy
Package: Not recorded
Verification: Not independently verified

Provenance & evidence

Tools/install/auth auto-extracted from README; quality score heuristic (stars, recency, tool count, licence).

Metadata observed 15/10/2026 · research sweep: github-search