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      Enables searching and retrieving Korean statutes, precedents, and constitutional court decisions via MCP, using the National Law Information Center API.
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      Enables AI assistants and terminals to retrieve and cross-reference Korean legal sources through 10 tools built on 42 Ministry of Government Legislation APIs, covering statutes, precedents, administrative rules, ordinances, treaties, and interpretations. Adds hallucination-resistant citation verification, article impact graphs, point-in-time diffing of in-force versions, case citator checks, and applicable-law-at-the-time analysis.
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      Enables AI assistants to search and retrieve Korean laws, regulations, administrative rules, legal interpretations, and precedents via official APIs for legal review workflows.
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      Lets AI agents query South Korea's official statute database — searching laws and ordinances by title, pulling a single article (조문) with its own effective date, or tracing a statute's full revision history — using the caller's own Open API key. Text is returned in Korean only, with support for branch numbering like 제4조의2 and automatic retries against unstable upstream responses.
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      Enables natural language search and retrieval of Korean laws, precedents, administrative rules, and legal terms, with deep legal chain analysis and full-text access. Supports stdio and streamable-http transports for local and remote deployment.
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      Enables AI clients to search and retrieve official legal documents from the Ministry of Government Legislation's Open API — current and historical statutes, administrative rules, local ordinances, court precedents, constitutional decisions, and legal interpretations — including article-level text lookup. Runs locally over stdio with paginated retrieval of long responses and no external database or web UI required.
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    TDQS

    A3.6/5.0

    Scored across 12 tools

    Disambiguation4/5

    The tools mostly target distinct resources and actions: source search vs. source retrieval, statute finding vs. article retrieval vs. outline/history/annex, citation auditing vs. precedent tracing, and contract risk scanning. The main mild overlap is that research_run and toolbox act as orchestration/catalog layers that conceptually touch specialized tools, but their descriptions still make roles clear.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    All names use lowercase snake_case, and most follow a readable noun_verb pattern such as source_search, statute_find, article_get, annex_get, source_get, citation_audit, and precedent_trace. Exceptions such as statute_history, statute_outline, contract_risk_scan, and toolbox are still clear, so this is a minor deviation rather than inconsistency.

    Tool Count5/5

    Twelve tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a legal research server and each tool covers a distinct facet: search, retrieval, statute structure, amendment history, annexes, citation audit, precedent tracing, contract scanning, and orchestration. No tool appears redundant or excessive for the stated scope.

    Completeness4/5

    The surface broadly covers the legal research lifecycle: statute discovery, article retrieval, annexes, amendment history, source search/retrieval, citation auditing, precedent tracing, contract risk scanning, and auxiliary features via toolbox. Minor gaps such as direct legal-term definitions or amendment alerts are relegated to toolbox rather than first-class tools, but core workflows have no dead ends.

    Maintenance

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