GeoMind is a multi-agent system designed to support natural-language geospatial analysis with a strict separation between reasoning, state mutation, and visualization. Users interact conversationally, while agents translate intent into structured geospatial operations executed against authoritative spatial data.
The system routes requests through specialized agents that invoke explicit tools for spatial filtering, proximity analysis, and data joins. All map updates are derived directly from database state, ensuring that visual output is deterministic, auditable, and reproducible rather than inferred from agent text.
GeoMind demonstrates how agent-based systems can safely operate over complex spatial datasets, combining conversational control with rigorous geospatial logic and map-driven user experience.
The full technical write-up details the multi-agent routing design, PostGIS-backed tooling layer, RAG-assisted data discovery, and map-rendering architecture.
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