"Information on Vision Pro" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that exposes the OBBBA No Tax on Tips federal deduction logic as callable tools, enabling users to check eligibility and estimate tip deductions.

Pro Se Engine is an MCP server that provides 39 legal research tools across 6 government APIs, enabling AI agents to access case law, SEC filings, federal legislation, regulations, government contracts, and document processing workflows.

MCP server for searching French and European law, providing natural language access to jurisprudence, consolidated legal texts, and related legal information via tools like search_decisions and search_legal_texts.

Official MCP server for the EU AI Act. Search and access Articles, Recitals, Annexes, timelines, obligations, prohibited practices, GPAI requirements, conformity assessments, and compliance information across all 24 official EU languages.

Enables searching UK case law on BAILII and retrieving judgments with automatic section extraction (summary, conclusions, etc.). Runs locally to avoid BAILII's cloud IP blocks.

IBAN validation across 89 countries, BIC/SWIFT and Swiss clearing lookup, batch validation, payment-reference, postal-address and Swiss QR-bill checks for AI agents. Connect via MCP or the REST API. Includes free quotas, paid credits and a Pro subscription. SEPA and country-risk indicators support payment-data checks; they do not confirm account ownership or replace beneficiary AML/KYC screening.

Agent-friendly query layer over the ASD Information Security Manual, served via MCP. Enables agents to discover and interrogate ISM controls using plain language queries and coverage tracking for IRAP review.

Securedact MCP is a local-first privacy layer for MCP-compatible AI workflows. It detects, reviews, redacts, and audits sensitive information before approved sanitized content is used downstream.

Helps independent inventors calculate USPTO fees, determine entity status, track patent deadlines, and understand procedural rules without needing an attorney.

MCP server for FOLIO, the Federated Open Legal Information Ontology. Makes the full ontology available to AI agents as searchable, browsable tools.

Trust and quality infrastructure for AI agents. 233+ quality-scored capabilities for company data, compliance checks, financial validation, and more. Every capability has a transparent SQS quality score. Audit trails on every call. EU AI Act support.

Construction trade compliance MCP server. Covers electrical, plumbing, HVAC, welding, roofing, gas fitting, solar and more across Australia, UK, USA, Canada and EU. 8 tools (3 free, 5 pro): compliance checking, cable sizing, RAMS generation, safety checklists, material compliance verification and inspection requirements. Works in Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and any MCP client.

Provides access to Polish court judgments from the SAOS database. Enables search and retrieval of judgments with full-text search, filtering, and detailed case information.

Enables users to search Korean National Tax Service tax law interpretations (예규) and retrieve their full body text as plain text from the National Tax Law Information System, complementing the korean-law MCP server that only provides list metadata.

Validates and calculates Korean capital gains tax on real estate transactions with explanation. Supports multiple ownership types, exemptions, and detailed tax breakdowns.

Records a sale of a vehicle, equipment or stock and produces a printable bill of sale with signature lines. Drafts can be edited and finalized into a frozen signing copy rendered as Markdown or self-contained HTML for print-to-PDF.

This MCP server enables searching and retrieving Romanian legislation from the Portal Legislativ database via its SOAP API, providing metadata and full text with verifiable citations.

Provides deal mechanics for creators to understand and negotiate pricing models, usage rights, and negotiation moves, based on structure rather than rate quotes.

Austria's legal information system (RIS): federal & state law, case law, gazettes, change monitoring.

Scans source code for possible Korean compliance risks (PIPA, Network Act, Credit Information Act, E-Commerce Act) and maps findings to specific legal provisions. Runs locally, exposes MCP tools for scanning and law lookup, and does not constitute legal advice. That's hedged (matches the project's "possible risk / not legal advice" rule), keyword-rich for search, and names all four laws.