"LINE" matching MCP servers:

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.

Enables agents and command-line users to look up EU Taxonomy economic activities, NACE codes across Rev. 2 and Rev. 2.1, and the quoted substantial-contribution and do-no-significant-harm criteria per environmental objective, without network access. Answers come from a dated snapshot of the European Commission's EU Taxonomy Navigator and the NACE tables of the Official Journal, with legal basis, attribution and legal-disclaimer notes attached.

Enables checking whether a CN code is an EU Deforestation Regulation relevant product, when the obligations apply by operator type, and the risk level of a country, with answers citing the article, act and consolidated version used. It serves the current Annex I, application dates and country classifications as an MCP server and command line, applying amendments not yet consolidated.

Enables natural-language queries about US federal and New York privacy law obligations, returning citation-anchored answers with computed deadlines, usable from Claude Desktop or the command line.

Remote MCP server that checks a US phone number's line type, carrier, activity score and TCPA litigator status, plus your prepaid balance. Connect from Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code or Windsurf with a NumberBroom API key; $0.20 per lookup.

Enables users to check whether a UK employer is licensed to sponsor a visa and whether a salary meets Skilled Worker thresholds, drawing on the official Home Office register of licensed sponsors and published GOV.UK salary rules. Exposes read-only tools for sponsor verdicts, fuzzy employer search, salary checks, and register metadata from Claude or the command line.