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Give your maps a voice with AI-powered Felt conversations

Field teams, stakeholders, and clients ask about map data constantly. Your AI agent queries Felt in real time, retrieves layers, elements, and project details, and delivers geospatial answers inside any chat channel. No GIS expertise required from the person asking.

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Geospatial intelligence inside every conversation

Your AI agent connects directly to Felt's map, layer, element, and project APIs, turning complex spatial data into plain-language answers on demand.

Retrieve Map Details

Stakeholder asks for the latest status of a project map. Your AI agent calls Felt's Get Map Details endpoint, pulls metadata including title, description, and sharing settings, and summarizes the map's current state in plain language.

List Map Elements

A field manager needs to know which markers exist on a specific route map. Your AI agent queries Felt's List Elements endpoint, returns the GeoJSON features for that map, and describes each point, line, or polygon in the conversation.

Create Map Elements

Dispatcher reports a new incident location that needs to appear on the team's shared map. Your AI agent calls Felt's Create or Update Elements API with GeoJSON coordinates, adding the pin directly to the live map without anyone opening a browser.

Browse Project Inventory

Team lead wants to see all active mapping projects under their organization. Your AI agent uses Felt's List Projects endpoint, filtered by organization ID, and returns project names and descriptions so the lead can pick the right one.

Inspect Layer Structure

Analyst asks how many data layers a particular map contains. Your AI agent calls Felt's List Layers API with the map ID, retrieves every layer's name and type, and reports the full layer stack in the conversation.

List Data Sources

Data engineer needs to verify which external sources feed into the team's Felt workspace. Your AI agent calls the List Sources endpoint, enumerates all connected data sources, and confirms what is currently available for map creation.

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Use Cases

Mapping data accessible through conversation

Real scenarios where teams use an AI agent connected to Felt to surface geospatial insights, update shared maps, and manage projects without switching to a GIS tool.

Instant Field Report Updates on Shared Maps

A utility field technician messages that a downed power line is blocking a road. Your AI Agent takes the GPS coordinates from the message, calls Felt's Create or Update Elements API, and drops a hazard marker on the team's shared map with a description of the incident. Dispatch sees the new pin immediately. The response team reroutes without a single phone call or dashboard login.

Stakeholder Briefings Without Opening a Map

An executive asks for a quick summary of the coastal survey project before a board meeting. Your AI Agent calls Felt's Get Map Details and List Layers endpoints, retrieves the map title, description, layer count, and last-modified date, then composes a concise briefing. The executive gets the context they need in 30 seconds, directly in their chat window.

Auditing Project Inventory Across the Organization

A GIS manager needs to catalog all active Felt projects for an annual review. Your AI Agent queries the List Projects endpoint filtered by organization, returns every project name and description, and flags any that lack descriptions. The manager completes their audit from a chat conversation instead of clicking through dozens of workspace screens.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the AI agent retrieve data from a specific Felt map?

The agent uses Felt's Get Map Details endpoint to fetch metadata and the List Elements endpoint to retrieve all GeoJSON features on that map. When a user asks about a particular map, the agent queries by map ID, parses the returned geometry and properties, and presents the information in plain language during the conversation.

Can the agent add new pins or polygons to a Felt map during a chat?

Yes. The agent calls the Create or Update Elements API with a GeoJSON FeatureCollection containing the new geometry. You can send point coordinates from a field report, and the agent adds them as map elements. The changes appear on the shared Felt map instantly for all viewers.

What credentials does Tars need to connect to my Felt workspace?

Tars requires a Felt API Token, which you generate in the Developers tab of your Felt Workspace Settings. The token provides access to maps, layers, elements, projects, and sources within your workspace. You can revoke or regenerate the token at any time without affecting your existing maps.

Does Tars store geospatial data from my Felt account?

No. The agent queries Felt's REST API in real time during each conversation. Map metadata, GeoJSON elements, layer details, and project information are fetched live and used only to generate the current response. No geospatial data is replicated or cached by Tars.

Can the agent list all layers and data sources for a given map?

Yes. The agent calls the List Layers endpoint with the map ID to retrieve every layer's name, type, and pagination cursor. For workspace-level data sources, it calls the List Sources endpoint. Both results are combined to give a complete picture of what data feeds into a specific map.

How is this different from using Felt's web interface directly?

Felt's web interface requires opening a browser, navigating to the right map, and clicking through layers. Tars lets anyone on your team ask a question in chat and get map data back instantly. It is especially valuable for field crews on mobile devices who need answers without loading a full GIS application.

What happens if someone asks about a map that has been deleted?

If the Get Map Details call returns a not-found error, the agent informs the user that the map no longer exists. It can then offer to list available maps or projects so the user can locate the correct resource. No dead ends in the conversation.

Can the agent manage Felt projects, or only individual maps?

Both. The agent can create new projects, update project names and descriptions, list all projects in an organization, and delete projects. For maps within a project, it can retrieve details, list layers and elements, duplicate maps, and add or remove elements. Full project and map lifecycle management is available.

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