The GIS host
Keeps authorized layers, data permissions, host-native processing, project documents, local outputs and required CRS transformations.
Standalone and AGOT-connected geospatial workflows for QGIS and ArcGIS Pro. Download the latest verified Python SDK 0.8.0 as a source ZIP or wheel. Inspect real GIS resources, bind immutable evidence and review every effect before execution.
The published Python SDK 0.8.0 includes the host bridge and local model runtimes alongside a durable GeoAI Core kernel, authenticated local service/client, portable real-vector GIS executor and semantic tool contracts. Local inference providers need a real installed model and tool-call verification. Optional AGOT pairing remains separately authenticated.
GIS applications own real layers, editing and processing. Standalone mode proposes bounded locally verified operations; optional AGOT-connected mode adds authenticated service workflows. In both cases, the operator reviews and authorizes effects.
Native-host acceptance remains separate from publication. Packaged source and verified ZIPs do not certify that every installed QGIS dock, ArcGIS add-in, local model or optional AGOT connection works. Real layer discovery, pairing and tool execution still require installed acceptance. The current release-specific changes and limitations follow below.
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Keeps authorized layers, data permissions, host-native processing, project documents, local outputs and required CRS transformations.
Delivers standalone local source hashing, bounded model planning, registered operations and human approval; AGOT pairing is optional.
Optional connected service for authenticated Worlds, simulations, jobs and source-backed agent workflows. It is not required for independent native host GIS tools.
Reviews exact plan inputs, tools, permissions and results. Model suggestions are not self-authorizing GIS mutations.
The development host-plan contract is agot.geoai.host-plan/1. Consumers should treat any plan outside an explicitly approved schema, source digest and registered tool set as untrusted input.
GIS host: authorize datasets
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SDK: bind source identity + SHA
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AGOT: propose registered plan
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Human: review exact plan digest
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GIS host: execute permitted tools
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Receipt: record bounded outcomeInstall the published QGIS ZIP and select authorized projected-metre vector layers. Standalone native GIS needs no model; the standalone GeoAI tab uses a local tool-capable Ollama model and human approval. AGOT bearer pairing is optional.
Extract GeoTwinsGeoAI.pyt with its adjacent SDK and add the toolbox in ArcGIS Pro Catalog. Native GIS and reviewed local Ollama planning work independently; only optional AGOT-connected mode requires AGOT_HOST_TOKEN, never in saved tool parameters.
Compiled .NET 10 / ArcGIS Pro 3.7 / DAML development package. Requires a compatible licensed Esri host and independent installation/behavior checks.
Versioned source review, constrained local models, operator approval and host-attested execution.
Validation plan for the Windows MSI, QGIS and ArcGIS Pro Python/native GIS extensions.
Our website automatically checks GitHub for the most recent complete public GIS Hosts/SDK prerelease. The standalone SDK wheel and source ZIP are independently downloadable and versioned separately from AGOT Desktop. These are manual install/upgrade downloads; no silent in-host updating is claimed.
Python 3.11+ pure-Python package for reviewed GeoAI host integration.
Portable local GeoAI Core, typed control API, provider adapters, vector executor, host bridge, documentation and notices.
Current state: Published 0.8.0 Preview 1 · publisher SHA-256 metadata. Last checked: Native-host validation, licensing and acceptance remain separate from binary publication.
Find guidance on registered tools, native GIS host execution, model-provider requirements and durable spatial outputs. The SDK packaging channel and AGOT Desktop use separate release and validation boundaries.
The November 2026 preview publishes a Python wheel and source archive, separately from AGOT Desktop and GeoTwins Harness. Review the attached compatibility and install guides before using local or remote model providers. The standalone Harness has its own Windows installers and source contract.