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Graphhopper integration for Claude and Codex

Connect Graphhopper once, then control which Spaces can use its approved tools and data without pasting credentials into prompts or threads.

Use Graphhopper from Claude

Add the Graphhopper connection to a Space that runs Claude, then use it from every channel in that Space.

Use Graphhopper from Codex

Add the Graphhopper connection to a Space that runs Codex, then use it from every channel in that Space.

Use Graphhopper from Sidekick

Connect your own OpenClaw to Sidekick while type.com provides the conversations, permissions, connections, skills, and automations.

Developer Tools & IT

What the Graphhopper connector can do

Graphhopper handles routing, geocoding, and logistics math for teams planning deliveries or territories. With a Graphhopper connection in a type.com Space, the agent can turn an address into coordinates, group customers into balanced clusters, or compute a distance and time matrix, and then check on longer jobs once they finish processing.

One connection, many Spaces

Connect Graphhopper once, then decide which Spaces can use it in threads, skills, automations, and coding work.

What teams do with Graphhopper in type.com

Plan delivery zones from a customer list

Ask the agent to run capacity clustering on a customer list so routes split into balanced, manageable zones.

Try asking
Run Graphhopper capacity clustering on our 60 delivery addresses with a max of 15 stops per route.

Convert addresses to coordinates

Have the agent geocode a batch of addresses before loading them into a routing or mapping tool.

Try asking
Geocode these five warehouse addresses with Graphhopper and give me the coordinates.

Check travel time between locations

Ask the agent to pull a distance and time matrix so the team can compare route options before committing.

Try asking
Get a Graphhopper matrix of drive times between our three distribution centers.

Representative actions

  • Capacity Clustering

    Groups customers into capacity-constrained clusters to balance delivery zones or sales territories.

  • GraphHopper Geocoding

    Converts addresses to coordinates or coordinates back to addresses.

  • Get Cluster Solution

    Retrieves the result of a clustering job once it finishes processing.

  • Get Matrix

    Computes a distance and time matrix for a set of locations using a simple query request.

  • Get Matrix Solution

    Retrieves the result of a longer matrix computation job by its ID.

Connection

API and auth details

GraphHopper Directions API supports routing and logistics workflows. Integrations can calculate routes, optimize vehicle routes, geocode addresses, work with matrices, isochrones, map matching, and route planning across transport profiles using API-key authentication and documented OpenAPI endpoints.

FAQ

Questions people ask before connecting Graphhopper

Can Claude run routing calculations with Graphhopper?

Yes. With a Graphhopper connection shared to a Space, the agent can geocode addresses, cluster stops, and compute matrices in a thread for the whole team to see.

How is Graphhopper authenticated in type.com?

Graphhopper uses an API key, added once by an admin when setting up the connection, then shared with the Spaces that need routing data.

Can delivery planning with Graphhopper run on a schedule?

Yes. A type.com automation can re-run clustering or matrix checks weekly and post updated routes to a channel.

Is this the same as an MCP server for Graphhopper?

Not exactly. type.com uses connectors and connections to give selected Spaces access to approved app tools and data. Some connectors use hosted MCP, while others use OAuth, API keys, service accounts, or custom APIs.

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