"Integrating Confluence with AI Features like Search and Summarization" matching MCP servers:

Enables searching and retrieving Korean Supreme Court precedents from the law.go.kr Open API, with support for keyword search and detailed judgment text.

MCP server enabling full-text search of Japanese corporate IR filings (EDINET) via AI agents, supporting local SQLite FTS5 indexing and hosted beta API.

Real-time search of Japanese government subsidies and grants (official jGrants data): deadlines, amounts, eligibility, filterable by prefecture.

Full-text search across all ~10,000 current Japanese laws and regulations (official e-Gov data): keyword search, table of contents, and exact article text.

Enables AI assistants to evaluate job postings under a UK visa constraint, including sponsor-licence checks with confidence grades, screening for seniority and hard requirements, and role searches that exclude recruitment agencies. It also tracks application history to help avoid duplicate applications.

Search Japan's National Diet records (1947-present): ministerial statements, committee Q&A, and policy debates with speaker, party, and citation URLs.

Gives an AI agent read-only access to SEC EDGAR for company lookup, reported financial statements, individual XBRL concepts, filing and exhibit lists, filing text, segment revenue, and full-text search. Every answer carries its source accession number, form, filing date, URL, hash and retrieval time, and it needs no API key.

MCP server that enables AI agents to search Korean laws and retrieve article contents using the Korean Ministry of Legislation's law information API.

Provides 22 read-only tools that let AI assistants pull and read SEC EDGAR data straight from official sec.gov APIs: 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 20-F and proxy filings, paged or phrase-searched filing text, XBRL facts and cross-company rankings, insider trades, 13D/13G ownership and 13F portfolios. Also enables full-text search across every EDGAR filing since 2001, so users can answer company financial questions in natural language without an API key.

MCP server for analyzing Canadian federal spending data, offering tools for contract search, NLP, semantic search, anomaly detection, and money-flow tracing.

Provides programmatic access to North Dakota Public Service Commission case records, dockets, and documents. Users can search cases by jurisdiction or status and extract text directly from regulatory PDF filings.

Enables searching GOV.UK by keyword and fetching latest publications using the GOV.UK Search API.

Provides comprehensive access to Hong Kong Legislative Council data including voting results, bills, parliamentary questions, and Hansard records. It supports real-time multi-word search capabilities and various transport protocols like SSE and WebSocket for easy integration.

Enables AI agents to retrieve a full UK postcode report, perform fast geography lookups, compare up to five postcodes side by side, and search or fetch the underlying open dataset registry through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables searching and retrieving Taiwan judicial judgments, including full-text search, document details, PDF download, and legal term lookup via MCP tools.

MCP server for Vaquill legal research API. Covers US federal + 50-state law (USC, CFR, state legislation, CourtListener case law)

Enables AI assistants to check whether a quote from the EU AI Act matches the right version on a given date, compare provisions across the 2024 and 2026 texts, and emit evidence records that anyone can recompute in a browser against signed corpus releases.

Provides read-only, citation-grounded Chinese AI compliance and filing Q&A, enabling agents to search regulations, retrieve requirements, generate self-check lists, and determine filing obligations with legal basis.

An MCP server providing structured intelligence about the EU AI Act, including risk classification, deadline tracking, obligations, penalties, and article lookups.

Public-record corpus of AI litigation, regulation, and enforcement, anchored to EveryAILaw.