Zenith Map for AI
Your assistant. Your chart. Our calculations.
Connect an MCP-compatible AI assistant to Zenith Map and explore places using the same calculation engine as the map. Included with Pro.
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What the connection adds
Ask your assistant to compare places, find nearby planetary lines or explore cities through a career, love or home lens. Zenith Map calculates the positions, distances and scores; your assistant explains the results in the conversation you already use.
MCP means Model Context Protocol: a way for an AI application to call tools supplied by another service. This connector gives it six read-only tools, backed by your saved charts. It does not add a separate chat subscription or replace your assistant’s own plan.
Connect your assistant
- Sign in, have an active Pro plan, and save a chart using the chart switcher on the map.
- In an assistant that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth, add a custom connector using this server URL:
https://zenithmap.com/api/mcp/server - Follow the sign-in window to Zenith Map. Check the application name and return address, then choose “Allow read access.” No API key is needed.
- Ask it to list your Zenith Map charts, choose one, and start with a place you know.
Client support and custom-connector access vary by application and plan. The endpoint uses Streamable HTTP and OAuth with PKCE. It is intended for compatible clients, including custom-connector workflows in Claude and ChatGPT where available; it is not a claim of an official directory listing or endorsement.
Questions to try
- “List my Zenith Map charts and ask which one I want to use.”
- “Compare Lisbon and Berlin for my career lens. Name the lines and distances behind the scores.”
- “Find cities in Portugal for my home lens, then explain what my uncertain birth time changes.”
- “Show my Local Space compass bearings from Ubud.”
Results link back to your private chart on the map. The first release uses the default in-mundo, geocentric, tropical calculation settings and Placidus houses; custom map settings and lens blends are not imported.
Tools your assistant can use
- list_charts
- Saved chart IDs, labels, own or partner status and birth-time precision.
- find_place
- GeoNames place matches, coordinates and time zones.
- place_summary
- Nearby lines, distance ranges for uncertain times, parans, relocated houses, six lens scores, traditional readings and available practical country data.
- compare_places
- The same chart calculated for two to five places side by side.
- rank_places
- Up to 20 cities ranked by a lens, optionally within one country, with the terms behind each score.
- local_space
- Each body’s compass bearing from the chosen place.
Rankings cover cities with at least 15,000 residents within 60° latitude, with spacing between results. They use the saved nominal time; an uncertain time can change the order. Requests are limited to 60 per minute per account per Cloudflare location, including up to three rankings.
Calculated positions, traditional interpretations
The server loads the same NASA/JPL ephemeris tables and uses the same engine and versioned scoring weights as the map. Scores are a provisional model of astrological tradition, not probabilities of success or evidence that a place will cause an outcome. Your assistant can still misread results; follow the map links to inspect them.
Uncertain birth times carry distance ranges and uncertainty labels. When the birth time is unknown, chart listing and place search remain available, but place calculations, rankings and Local Space are withheld. Read the methodology and birth-time guide. Interpretations are for reflection and entertainment, never medical, legal or financial advice.