How do I use familia-mcp?

1. Click on "Install Server". 2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state. 3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@familia-mcp explain Kenya's inheritance laws for a married couple" That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed. Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.

familia-mcp

Kenya family infrastructure via MCP — inheritance, wills, trusts, diaspora property, caretaker records.

PyPI License Layer

Install

pip install familia-mcp

Related MCP server: bima-mcp

Why This Exists

"Families in Africa often function like corporations. This layer is massively overlooked."
— AI thesis for East Africa, 2026

African families manage inheritance across borders, decades, and generations. The infrastructure to do this well — wills, trusts, caretaker records, diaspora property management — historically required expensive lawyers or was simply absent.

1st world equivalent: LegalZoom Estate Planning / Trust & Will / Fidelity Estate Services

Tools (6)

Tool	Function
`succession_law_guide`	Kenya inheritance rights, intestacy rules, gender equity under Law of Succession Act 1972
`will_writing_guide`	Requirements, costs, and checklist for writing a legal will in Kenya
`diaspora_property_guide`	POA, title verification, tax, remittance for Kenya diaspora managing property abroad
`inheritance_dispute_guide`	Resolution paths: family mediation, High Court probate, Land Disputes Tribunal
`caretaker_records_guide`	Setting up caretaker arrangements for elderly parents — agreements, payment, legal authority
`trust_structures_kenya`	Trust structures available in Kenya: discretionary, family, unit trust, chama

Part of the 10-Layer East Africa Coordination Infrastructure

Layer 10: Family Infrastructure ← this server
Layer 9:  Civic (habari · mazingira · nyumba)
Layer 7:  Financial Rails (mpesa · mkopo · bima · soko · kra · faida)
Layer 6:  Identity + Trust (sifa · mkopo)

→ The Nairobi Stack