"GitHub Copilot" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, and GitHub Copilot to look up Irish public data from sources including CSO, Oireachtas, GeoHive, Met Éireann, NTA, Property Price Register, data.gov.ie, Smart Dublin, and the Irish Statute Book, with source, licence, and retrieval time attached.

An MCP server that gives AI assistants access to UK Parliament data. Query MPs, Lords, bills, votes, committees, debates, and more through AI assistants like Claude Desktop and VS Code Copilot.

MCP server + TypeScript SDK for 36 U.S. government data APIs — 188 tools. Treasury, FRED, Congress, FDA, CDC, FEC, lobbying, and more. Works with VS Code Copilot, Claude Desktop, Cursor.

Enables querying 405k Jacksonville (Duval County) assessor records to search properties by ZIP and value range, retrieve full parcel details, compute ZIP-level value statistics, and check FEMA flood zones affecting a parcel. It also runs with a local tool-calling agent over stdio or in VS Code Copilot.

Generates business action reports for SMEs by retrieving company profiles through web search and LLM summarization, combining legal articles from e-Gov API and regional statistics from e-Stat API.

Enables AI agents to search roughly 168,000 Iranian laws, regulations, court votes and legal opinions by title or full text, read a law or a single article, and trace amendments, article history and citing documents. Read-only, no authentication, with results returned as compact JSON from Claude, Cursor or Copilot.

An MCP server for discovering, matching, drafting, and managing grants and public goods funding for open-source AI projects. It integrates Grants.gov, NSF Awards, GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, Gitcoin, and other sources to provide grounded proposals and autonomous funding lifecycle management.

Enables AI agents to search and read Mexican federal, state and municipal legislation, retrieving the current text or the version in force on any past date, comparing reform versions, tracing amendment history and returning official links for citation. It runs locally or as an optional HTTP server, pulling the search index from Hugging Face and text and history from a public GitHub repository, with optional live extraction from official portals.