"Using the Browser-use library" matching MCP servers:

Enables querying Anvisa's open data for drug registration status and recent medical devices, with heuristic AI-use classification using a locally hosted LLM.

Enables AI agents to access US public library data from the federal IMLS Public Libraries Survey, including proximity searches, library system profiles, and statewide statistics.

Search and collect data from the National Assembly Library of Korea's OpenAPI (21 DB types) and export to xlsx/csv/json/sqlite.

Provides access to the Swiss Federal Commercial Register (Zefix) for company search, verification, and reference data, enabling natural language queries for public administration use cases.

An MCP server for the Library of Congress that enables searching scanned American newspaper pages, searching catalogue items by media type, reading individual records, and listing digital collections, all without requiring an API key or account.

Search official US government data from any MCP client: building permits from 10 city open-data portals, federal contract opportunities from SAM.gov with contracting-officer contacts, and the CMS NPI healthcare-provider registry. Open-source TypeScript server; data delivered via Apify's pay-per-result actors using your own Apify token.

An MCP server that gives AI agents clean, token-efficient access to US civic & property data — geocoding, census tracts, Opportunity Zones, ACS demographics, and FEMA flood zones — sourced entirely from free federal open data.

An MCP server for querying land use plans and exporting cadastral maps as DXF files using VWorld Open API from the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

MCP server for the Canton of Bern tax portal TaxMe/BE-Login that reads account statements and tax returns via Playwright browser automation.

Enables AI agents to search and retrieve consolidated Swedish statutes (SFS) from the Riksdagen open data API, with verifiable citations and persistent identifiers.

MCP server for the Congress.gov API that tracks US federal legislative process, providing tools to search bills and get bill details.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve and cite South Korean national construction standards (KDS/KCS) with tables and formula images via the KCSC OpenAPI, and to use design decision trees, validation, and blank Excel templates directly in the chat interface.

Enables users to resolve historical US land and jurisdiction questions: which county held a given spot on a specific date, where a federal land description (PLSS) falls on the ground, and which National Archives series and file hold the case behind a land patent. All lookups are read-only and can be used alongside archive-search tools to route records requests to the right office.

MCP server for U.S. federal law that enables searching the U.S. Code, CFR, Federal Register, case law, and bills, with citation verification against primary sources to prevent hallucinations.

Enables searching Korean court auction cases and personal case information via case numbers using headless browser automation of government websites.

Provides tools to search and retrieve Italian data protection regulations, decisions, and guidelines from the Garante, for use with AI compliance tools.

Enables AI assistants to consult public data from the Paraná State Court of Auditors (TCE-PR), including construction records, bidding processes, court decisions, process consultations, and portal information.

An MCP server for interacting with the USAspending.gov API, supporting local use with Claude Desktop and cloud deployment with login.gov authentication.

Enables MCP clients to retrieve normalized U.S. public statistics — Census ACS population, BLS unemployment and CPI, FRED series, and HUD fair market rents — as small, typed JSON snapshots. Exposes five tools (get_cbsa_population, get_hud_fmr, get_unemployment_rate, get_cpi, get_fred_series) that work offline against recorded fixtures and can later use live API keys without changing tool names.

Enables local MCP clients to securely use the court's digital systems—public process lookup, fee calculation, CNJ metadata queries, and the CAP1G chat—without exposing credentials to the MCP protocol.