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How to Use with AI

Point your AI coding assistant at Maptoolkit’s llms.txt and it can add a working vector basemap to your project without you looking anything up. This works with any AI coding assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, GitHub Copilot. (The Enterprise License comes with an MCP Server.)

Why this works

llms.txt is a single plain-text reference built for AI assistants to read in one pass. It contains the style URL, the full endpoint list, the attribution requirements, ready-to-use code for every major mapping library, migration snippets from Mapbox and Google Maps, and the license and rate-limit rules — so the assistant does not have to guess or rely on outdated training data.

Example prompt

Copy this into your AI assistant of choice:

Create an HTML page with a free Maptoolkit.org vector basemap using MapLibre GL JS.
Read https://www.maptoolkit.org/llms.txt first to find the correct style URL and the
attribution requirements, then implement it. If you cannot fetch llms.txt, do not guess
its contents — tell me instead.
Attribution (the Maptoolkit logo and copyright line) is required on every map under the Community License. A good AI assistant will add it automatically once it reads llms.txt — check the result against Step 2 of the Quick Start.

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