Tool

tanitmap-ai

The first agentic map for Tunisian agricultural data — ask in natural language, get a chart, map, table, or short text in return.

What it is

tanitmap-ai is the first agentic map for Tunisian agricultural data. A researcher, journalist, or analyst types a natural-language question; an AI agent decides which data to fetch through agridata MCP, retrieves the answer live from agridata.tn, and renders it adaptively as a chart, a choropleth map of Tunisia, a sortable table, or a short text — depending on the shape of what came back. Every answer carries the source dataset, the last update date, and a direct link to verify on the portal.

Where agridata MCP exposes Tunisia’s open agricultural data to any LLM client through a Model Context Protocol server, tanitmap-ai is the visual front door: it removes the install step (no client setup, no local server config) and turns the studio’s data infrastructure into a one-page interface a user can open in a browser.

How it works

A query input takes a natural-language question. An agent decides which agridata MCP tools to call to retrieve the answer, fetches the data live from the agridata.tn portal, and selects a rendering format based on the shape of the result. Every answer carries the exact dataset name, last update date, license, and a direct link to verify on the portal.

Source attribution is non-negotiable. A response without a link back to agridata.tn is treated as a failure case in the agent loop, not as an acceptable output.

What’s available today

A static demo, available at tanitdata.org/tanitmap-ai/, replays six pre-recorded answers captured from real backend runs against agridata.tn. Real data, real source attributions, real timing — the demo replays them faithfully so you can see what the live tool will feel like before its full version ships.

The demo’s six guided answers cover representative question types: production by governorate, yield over time, comparison of regions, geographic concentration of a crop, climate context, and a multi-step synthesis. Each one walks through the rendering: a chart, a map, a table, or a short text answer, with the source bullet visible throughout.

What’s coming

The full LLM-backed version, where any question is answered live by the agent rather than replayed from a fixture, is the next milestone. It will ship on the dedicated subdomain tanitmap-ai.tanitdata.org once the agent loop is stable enough for open-ended queries on the studio’s public infrastructure. No timeline is committed publicly until the operational dependencies are in place.

Status and roadmap

tanitmap-ai is in active development. The demo is a stable preview; the live version follows the same agent loop on the same data sources, swapping pre-recorded fixtures for live MCP calls. Updates will accompany the project’s milestones — additional demo questions in the short term, the live tool when ready.

FAQ

Is the demo answering my queries live?
Not yet. The current demo replays six pre-recorded answers from real backend runs against agridata.tn — real data, real source attributions, real timing. The full LLM-backed version, where any query is answered live by the agent, is the next milestone.
What does the live version add that the demo doesn't?
Open-ended querying. The demo is a guided tour through six representative questions. The live version will accept any question about Tunisian agricultural data and let the agent decide which agridata MCP tools to call, what to render, and how to attribute the source.
Where will the live version be hosted?
On the dedicated subdomain tanitmap-ai.tanitdata.org. The demo currently runs on the main site as a sub-path; the live version's separate hosting is what makes the LLM-backed agent practical to operate.
Why use a chart, a map, or a table — who decides?
The agent picks the rendering format from the shape of the data it retrieves. Numerical time series get a line chart; geographic data gets a choropleth map of Tunisia; tabular comparisons get a sortable table; single values or short text get a headline display. Every result includes a link back to the source dataset on agridata.tn.
Is the data freely reusable?
Yes. The data comes from the public agridata.tn portal and is published under the Licence Nationale de Données Publiques Ouvertes (LNDPO). Any reuse consistent with the LNDPO is permitted; attribution to the portal is required.

Team

  • Tarek Gasmi

    Fondateur · Data & IA