"research" matching MCP servers:

Enables agents and people to run local SEC research queries against EDGAR or demo fixtures, returning verifiable financial data, filing text, charts, and evidence packets with explicit source and coverage.

An evidence-first investment research MCP server that combines official disclosures, market data, and domain-specific evidence for Korean biotech companies like Samsung Biologics, Daewoong Pharmaceutical, and Lunit.

Enables AI agents to research U.S. companies and associated people using official state registries and free regulatory datasets, with normalized evidence and optional browser automation.

Enables read-only research into parsed SEC events keyed by CIK and CUSIP, including 8-K items, Form 144, Form D, FTD series, XBRL facts, Form 4 insider trades, and 13F filings.

Provides tools to search, retrieve, and trace German tax law statutes (KStG, EStG, AO, GewSt) from gesetze-im-internet.de, including amendment tracking.

Provides comprehensive tools for searching UK case law, legislation, parliamentary Hansard debates, and HMRC tax guidance. It features a specialized OSCOLA citation parser to extract and resolve legal references directly from text.

A MCP server for agent-driven research on Brazilian law using official sources

Enables legal research across 3,352 U.S. courts using the CourtListener API, providing access to case search, precedent analysis, judge patterns, citation validation, and federal PACER dockets through natural language queries.

Enables searching and retrieving UK research grants, award values, institutions, and publications from the UKRI Gateway to Research API without authentication.

Access data on every NIH-funded research project. Free and no authentication required.

Enables AI assistants to search and retrieve Polish statutes, provisions, and EU law cross-references with verified citations, supporting legal research and compliance checks.

Find federal contract opportunities, research awards and vendors, and review exclusion evidence with linked official sources. Public research is free and needs no account.

OpenLawMCP is an open-source legal AI research tool built to make AI-assisted legal research more reliable. A major problem with using AI for legal research is that it can give confident answers without showing whether the answer is grounded in real legal sources. For legal work, that creates a credibility problem. Users need answers that can be checked against actual legal material.

Enables searching and retrieving documents from the French national open research archive HAL, including author and research structure lookups.

Enables querying and retrieving legal texts and decisions from French public APIs Légifrance and JudiLibre for legal research.

Adds tools for SEC EDGAR research: lookup company CIK, search filings, and fetch filing text.

Enables users and AI agents to resolve tickers, CIKs, or company names to official SEC entity data and retrieve recent EDGAR filings, XBRL financial facts, and optional filing-text excerpts. It delivers structured, source-linked rows for research and tooling, with schema-versioned output and machine-readable error codes.

Enables searching the NIAID Data Ecosystem for biomedical research resources including datasets, clinical studies, and publications using Elasticsearch queries.

Connects AI clients to Argentina's official legal database (SAIJ) to search and retrieve court rulings, legislation, summaries, and legal doctrine. It enables users to perform keyword searches and fetch detailed metadata and summaries for Argentinian legal research.

Enables agents to search and analyze US federal procurement data across SAM.gov opportunities, FPDS awards, SAM entities, FFATA subawards, exclusions, and full-text solicitation attachments, with 6 tools for market research, opportunity discovery, teaming, pricing, and compliance.