"A tool for conducting web research" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for legal research that enables searching US case law via CourtListener, retrieving full opinion text, and looking up legal definitions from Cornell's Wex. Students can connect via a remote connector in Claude.ai to cite real, free legal sources.

An MCP server for patent research and enterprise architecture pattern extraction.

Official European law, expanding globally: 20M+ documents, 35+ jurisdictions, verifiable citations.

Enables agents to check third-party tool licenses, validate vendor policies, and issue license receipts before using external tools.

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

Turn Claude into an ISO 27001 compliance assistant - controls, risk register, policies, evidence tracking, SoA generation, and full audit workflows in one local encrypted MCP server.

AgentBureau provides the legal and physical infrastructure for AI agents to operate within the German jurisdiction. We bridge the gap between digital intelligence and real-world action by providing "Embodiment-as-a-Service." Through our API, agents can perform legally binding actions—like sending faxes, mailing physical letters, issuing invoices, forming entire companies (GmbH/UG), ...

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.

Facilitates contract and template management for eSignatures, enabling users to create, send, update, and manage contracts and templates with customizable options through a user-friendly interface.

Enables LLM clients to search a firm's precedent vault and draft grounded contract clauses, legal memos, and document summaries.

Enables read-only consultations of DCTF WEB data from the official source via MCP over HTTP, using prepaid credits.

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 AI assistants to perform institutional-grade research by retrieving and validating company, financial, industry, news, litigation, and funding data, then generating cited reports in Markdown, HTML, or PDF.

A deterministic regulatory compliance evaluation system for SEBI Research Analyst regulations, exposing MCP tools to check compliance, get applicable rules, and retrieve audit logs.

Provides comprehensive GDPR compliance assessment tools for AI/ML systems, including lawful basis determination, DPIA generation, and data subject rights handling. It also crosswalks GDPR requirements to EU AI Act obligations with AI-specific considerations throughout.

Enables AI assistants to query ClinicalTrials.gov and PubMed for research evidence, and to compare regulatory document changes against internal files, with strict read-only access and no ability to modify or export data.

Torify gives AI agents the Japanese locale primitives that standard libraries lack — imperial era date conversion (wareki), qualified invoice number validation with NTA registry lookup, corporate number lookup (法人番号), postal code resolution, name romanization (Hepburn), and kanji-to-kana conversion via Yahoo! JLP. 31 endpoints total. No authentication required for MCP. Pay-per-call $0.02/call via

Turn Claude into an ISO 27001 compliance assistant — controls, risk register, policies, evidence tracking, SoA generation, and full audit workflows in one local encrypted MCP server.

Fail-closed evidence manifests for financial AI research: one manifest records evidence artifacts, cutoff timestamps, checks, AI usage and human approval — one verdict before anything ships. MCP tools: gov_check, gov_report, gov_init.

Predicts the outcome of Dutch court cases dismissed, partly granted, or granted using a model trained on 609,715 rulings, with the outcome leakage measured and removed: 92% of Dutch judgment texts state the outcome verbatim, 0.1% remains after the cut, giving 78.2% accuracy against a 43.7% majority baseline. The lekkage_check tool exposes that same measurement so anyone can test a datase