
Zornade MCP - Italian Cadastre, Geospatial and Real Estate Data
io.github.zornadev1.1.0Updated Oct 5, 2026
Italian cadastral parcels, geocoding, OMI valuations, risk and demographic data. 85M parcels.
Overview
Lets an assistant look up Italian addresses, cadastral parcels, property valuations, and risk data through the Zornade API.
- What it does
- Exposes tools for forward and reverse geocoding of Italian addresses, retrieval of enriched cadastral parcel profiles, parcel lookup by point or bounding box, parcel search by comune, foglio or label, and lists of regions, provinces and municipalities. Parcel profiles bundle risk, subsidence, economics, solar and valuation fields. Responses are compact JSON with English field names, and geometries are omitted.
- When to use it
- Useful when an assistant needs to answer natural-language questions about Italian properties, such as flood or seismic risk and estimated value, or to resolve Italian addresses and cadastral references. Not intended for batch pipelines, which the provider says should call the API directly.
- Requirements
- A remote streamable HTTP endpoint; no local runtime or package. A free Zornade API key (zrn_...) is required, sent as the x-api-key header, an Authorization Bearer token, or an api_key query parameter. Rate limits and scopes follow the key, stated as 10,000 requests per hour.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Zornade MCP - Italian Cadastre, Geospatial and Real Estate Data in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Other MCP clients
Add this to your client's mcpServers config.
{
"mcpServers": {
"zornade-mcp": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.zornade.com/mcp"
}
}
}README
Zornade MCP - Italian Cadastre, Geospatial & Real Estate Data
Model Context Protocol server for Italian cadastral, geospatial and real estate data, powered by the Zornade API v2.
Add it to any MCP client (Claude, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Cline, ...) and ask questions about Italian properties in natural language: geocoding, cadastral parcels, risk layers, valuations, solar potential, administrative lists.
Endpoint
Authentication
A free Zornade API key (zrn_...) from
https://app.zornade.com/api is required. Send it
as x-api-key header, Authorization: Bearer, or ?api_key= query parameter.
Rate limits and scopes are the ones of your key (10,000 requests/hour).
Tools
Connect
Claude Code:
Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):
Test
Example
A typical conversation, from natural language to a structured answer:
- The user asks: "Is this parcel at risk of flooding, and what is it worth?"
- The agent calls
zornade_geocode_searchwith{ "query": "via del corso 1, roma" }, thenzornade_parcel_by_idwith the returnedfid. - The answer comes back as compact JSON with English field names:
(abridged for brevity; geometry is omitted from tool replies). Field names are
English across the API (area_m2, pga, risk_label, ...). A few official
cadastral terms stay in Italian on purpose (foglio, sezione), and values
like street, municipality and region names are proper names and stay as they
are.
Architecture
functions/mcp/index.ts- Supabase Edge Function (Deno), built with mcp-lite + Hono, streamable HTTP transport. Pattern from the official Supabase MCP guide.netlify.toml+public/- Netlify reverse proxy for the clean hostnamemcp.zornade.com(no build step).
Documentation
- API docs: api.zornade.com
- API keys: app.zornade.com/api
- Main site: zornade.com
Known limitations
- The HTTP transport is stateless: no persistent SSE sessions. Some modern SDK clients open a persistent SSE GET after initialize and receive a 400; request/response calls work normally and that error is harmless.
- Protocol revision negotiation: the server supports the 2025 MCP revisions (2025-03-26 and 2025-06-18). A client requesting a newer or unknown revision is answered with the oldest supported revision instead of an error.
- Tool responses are text-only: geometries are omitted to keep the LLM context light.
- Tool calls require a free Zornade API key. Direct API v2 calls are the right tool for batch pipelines, see api.zornade.com.
License
Two distinct layers:
- Server code: MIT. Free to use, modify and redistribute, also for
commercial purposes. The full text is in
LICENSE. - Data: licenses of the original sources, which remain in force for every
consumer of the API and of this server. Key ones:
- cadastral parcels and cadastral data: Agenzia delle Entrate (free reuse, attribution required)
- addresses: ANNCSU, ISTAT and Agenzia delle Entrate (CC BY 4.0, partly CC BY 3.0 IT)
- buildings and map layers: OpenStreetMap (ODbL 1.0)
- risk and environmental layers: ISPRA, INGV, Copernicus (CC BY 4.0 / Copernicus Data Policy)
- solar potential: PVGIS-SARAH3, JRC European Union (free reuse)
- real estate market data: OMI and MEF (free reuse)
Every API response lists the applicable licenses in meta.licenses and the
required attribution text. Two attribution levels exist: source attributions
are always mandatory; the "Dati elaborati da Zornade" attribution with link to
zornade.com is required for free plan keys and can be waived with a commercial
license (the response field meta.zornade_attribution_required tells you
which rule applies). Full terms: zornade.com.
Source: README.md at commit 2653af6
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