Claude Maryland Community Compass connectorWhat Claude can do in your Maryland Community Compass account.

Turns a Maryland street address into map coordinates, with confidence and warning fields. Usually the first step before every point-based lookup.

Opens the full record of one funding program: eligibility, application process, deadlines, contacts, source links and requirements. The drill-down after a search or a recommendation.

Counts funding programs along one dimension: agency, assistance type, county, industry, eligible organization type, funding source, business stage or data quality. It can return every group sorted by count, or only the top ones.

Lists the comprehensive or community plans covering a given point. If none contains it, it returns the three nearest plans within three miles, with the distance.

Enumerates the valid filter values for funding searches: agencies, assistance types, counties, industries, organization types, funding sources, business stages and incentive areas. You can restrict it to some fields or ask for all of them.

Lists every Maryland jurisdiction whose zoning ordinance is loaded, with its type and platform. It's the list to check before list_zoning_sections or search_zoning_text, which each work on one jurisdiction.

Lays out the table of contents of one jurisdiction's zoning ordinance: section ID, title, size and source link for each, in the code's own order. Each section is then read with read_zoning_section.

Searches around a point for sites in the state's land restoration program (brownfields and similar) and for sensitive areas such as wetlands or the Chesapeake Bay tidal buffer.

Finds Maryland Historical Trust register entries near a point and says whether each site contains, intersects or sits near the location. The default radius is 0.5 miles.

Returns the conservation easements and green infrastructure areas that the state's natural resources department has recorded within a given radius of a point.

Reports census-tract indicators on demographics, housing, economic growth and development activity, each compared with the county and state medians so you can read them in context.

Reads Maryland's tax assessment data for the parcel at a point: zoning code, acreage, assessed values, construction quality, sale history and utility service, with raw codes turned into readable labels.

Shows active Baltimore City vacant building notices on or near a point. Outside Baltimore City, the answer simply says the tool doesn't apply. The default radius is 0.1 miles.

Gives a parcel's zoning plus the state or local incentive areas overlapping it (Enterprise Zone, Opportunity Zone, Sustainable Community, transit-oriented development and others) and the relevant community plans.

Returns the full text of a community plan, split into pages beyond 120 KB, with a link to the original PDF so you can cite it.

Hands back the body of one zoning section, up to 60 KB in one go with the rest paginated. You can also request a narrow window of the text.

Suggests funding by scoring each program against a profile: organization type, county, industry, stage, demographics and need. By default it keeps only open programs of at least medium quality.

Searches the text of one community plan and returns short snippets with their position, eight hits by default. Handy before opening the whole plan.

Queries the catalogue of state and local incentives (grants, loans, tax credits, training, technical assistance) by free text and filters. Common agency acronyms expand automatically. For instance, DHCD matches the Department of Housing and Community Development.

Runs a full-text search through one jurisdiction's zoning ordinance and returns matching sections with a snippet and the match position, ranked by relevance across subsection titles and content.