German Legal MCP Server
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Domain prefixes (arxiv_, dip_, eul_, icu_, legis_, rii_, ris_) cleanly partition the tools, and within each domain the search/get/toc roles are distinguishable. The only mild risk is confusion among the many paired search/get tools across similar legal databases (e.g., rii_ vs ris_), but the descriptions explicitly disambiguate German vs Austrian and case law vs legislation.
A predictable prefix + action pattern dominates (search/get/get_document/get_decision/toc/search_vorgang). Minor deviations exist where noun suffixes replace verbs (dip_search_vorgang, dip_search_plenarprotokoll, ris_get_norm, *_toc), but these are still readable and consistent within their prefixes.
Twenty tools is on the heavy side, but they map to genuinely distinct data sources (German parliamentary docs, EU law, CJEU, German federal/state legislation, German courts, Austrian RIS, plus arXiv), each needing search + retrieval. The count is justified by scope, though the arxiv_ pair sits slightly outside the server's legal core.
Full search-and-retrieve coverage across German legislation (search/get/toc), court decisions, EU legislation, CJEU, Austrian law (search/get/get_norm/toc) is present, appropriate for a read-only research server. Minor gaps remain, e.g., no cross-source citation/formatting helper and the out-of-domain arxiv inclusion, but core lifecycle needs are met.