"Make" matching MCP servers:

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 providing EU compliance APIs for VAT validation, sanctions screening, counterparty checks, and invoice extraction. Enables AI agents to make pay-per-call requests settled in USDC on Base via x402, with no account or API key required.

MCP server that updates judicial and non-judicial credits by applying the applicable normative rules per period, producing month-by-month calculation details with source indices. It also verifies calculations against official tables and can identify common errors in opposing party's calculations.

Enables querying and exploring the full TCU Licitações & Contratos manual, including normative orientations, jurisprudence, risks, models, and regulatory references, with filtering by legal regime and page-level PDF access.

Enables querying 34,138 legislative acts of the State of Rio de Janeiro from ALERJ and the Official Diary, with six MCP tools. Its central tool verifies legal validity at both act and device levels, explicitly distinguishing declared source status from inferred information.