Reverse geocoding with live business data from OpenStreetMap. Feed it latitude and longitude coordinates and get back human-readable place names, venue categories, and current opening hours without needing to wrangle the Nominatim API yourself. Useful when you're building location-aware features and need to turn raw GPS data into something meaningful, like showing users what restaurant they're standing in front of or whether it's actually open right now. Leans on OSM's community-maintained database, so coverage is strong in well-mapped areas but may be sparse in rural regions. Saves you from rolling your own geocoding pipeline when you just need the basics.
claude mcp add --transport stdio tylercoxdruin-geolabel -- uvx geolabel-mcp