ExplorationMaps × Muse

Ask Muse for a mining map. ExplorationMaps builds it.

ExplorationMaps gives AI agents a mining-specific mapping engine: official mineral-claim searches, professional exploration-map templates, infrastructure context, drill data, and shareable map output.

Connect your account OpenAPI spec API capabilities

Instant previews

Muse can create a tightly rate-limited claim-map preview from supported public mineral registries without an ExplorationMaps login. Preview links expire after 30 days.

Connected accounts

Connect an ExplorationMaps account to save maps, map supplied GeoJSON or drill data, and keep the result editable inside the normal ExplorationMaps workspace.

Mining-native output

Map types include claim/tenure maps, investor presentation maps, drill-results maps, infrastructure maps and NI 43-101-style figures.

Prompts Muse should understand

“Make a mining claim map for Example Mining in British Columbia and show roads, towns and rail.”

“Create an investor-ready property map from these claim numbers.”

“Turn these drill collar coordinates into a drill-results map.”

“Show this exploration project relative to roads, rail and nearby settlements.”

“Create an NI 43-101-style project figure from this GeoJSON.”

Primary agent actions

POST /api/agent/v1/preview
# no-login, registry-backed map preview

POST /api/agent/v1/maps
# authenticated map creation + save + share

GET /api/agent/v1/capabilities
# supported jurisdictions, map types and overlays

Why ExplorationMaps

General mapping tools expose GIS primitives. ExplorationMaps exposes mining outcomes. The agent asks for a claim map, drill-results figure or investor map; ExplorationMaps handles the mining-specific project structure, map type, styling, provenance and output.

Security

Connected-agent keys are revocable, stored only as hashes, and scoped to specific capabilities. Map creation is rate limited and idempotent. Anonymous previews cannot accept arbitrary uploaded geometry. Official-registry provenance and known data caveats travel with the generated map.