A niche web tool visualizes historical wind patterns and gusts globally using ERA5 weather reanalysis data from open-meteo.com, built entirely with AI coding assistants to help users check local wind conditions like the Mistral wind.
OpenStreetMap volunteers have mapped 115 million names using a name= tag system that prioritizes local language names and follows community rules for accuracy and proper naming. The database supports multiple name variants through language-specific tags and additional fields like official_name=, enabling users to create customized maps from the freely available data.
OSM Edit MCP is an alpha Model Context Protocol server that enables safe inspection and editing of OpenStreetMap data by converting local GPX survey segments into reviewed road-edit proposals. It supports two profiles: discovery mode for place searches without OAuth, and a safe editing workflow requiring SHA-256 confirmation and atomic changeset uploads, while explicitly preventing autonomous edits, trace uploads, and deletions.
God's Eye View is a browser-based satellite simulator that visualizes real public data including live aircraft, ships, satellites, earthquakes, and cameras on an interactive 3D globe with voice control and hands-free AI features. The application runs locally, requires no API keys to start, and includes features like cockpit views, 3D aircraft models, thermal imaging overlays, and tactical displays. It reached #1 on GitHub Trending and can be installed via Pinokio or run locally from the terminal.