Enables AI assistants to retrieve, search, and track changes to US Code of Federal Regulations sections via the eCFR API, returning actual regulation text with citations and point-in-time date support.
A local MCP server that enables Claude to answer Norwegian tax questions with actual calculations, covering income, wealth, stocks, funds, real estate, crypto, and more.
A Model Context Protocol server that lets Claude (and any MCP client) cite actual Canadian financial-services regulations: OSFI, PIPEDA, FINTRAC, Quebec Law 25.
Gives Claude creator-marketing tools that compute campaign reach, engagement, clicks, conversions and cost-per-outcome figures from a planned budget. It also tiers creators by engagement health, checks sponsored captions against the paid-partnership labelling rules of DE, AT, FR, UK and US, and drafts one-page creator briefs.
Enables retrieving inbound Brazilian electronic fiscal documents (supplier invoices, CT-e, events) directly from SEFAZ using your company's A1 digital certificate, with incremental NSU sync, query-budget protection, and DANFE PDF generation.
Enables secure access to legal documents from Clio via Claude Desktop, with local processing and semantic search to ground AI responses in actual documents.
Enables searching and retrieving current KEITI regulation articles, verifying citations against actual provisions, tracing cross-references, and checking whether subordinate rules need updates using ALIO-synced data.
Enables 1099 gig workers and freelancers to calculate 2026 quarterly federal estimates, self-employment tax, safe-harbor minimum payments, and mileage or actual-expense deductions, including the mid-year business mileage rate change from 72.5 to 76 cents. It also compares standard mileage against actual vehicle costs and exposes every tax constant with its source.
Provides read-only access to verified French software price benchmarks, including public procurement contracts and private market rates, enabling budget estimates and quote positioning.
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.
MCP server that enables intelligent analysis of legal spend data across multiple sources (LegalTracker, databases, CSV/Excel files), providing features like spend summaries, vendor performance analysis, and budget comparisons.
Enables AI agents and developers to look up zoning, land-use, and development records for Gwinnett County, Georgia through five public read-only tools: resolving an address to its actual governing jurisdiction, searching and retrieving county zoning cases, fetching ordinance code sections, and listing jurisdictions. It exposes the same operations over a REST API so questions about setbacks, permits, and case histories can be answered from indexed source records rather than guesses.