"Techniques to Improve Agent Programming" matching MCP servers:

MCP server providing immutable audit logging, policy enforcement, and compliance reporting for AI agent workflows, enabling regulatory compliance and chain integrity verification.

Agent Owl provides cryptographic file integrity monitoring, OWL/RDF semantic knowledge graphing with SPARQL queries, and EU AI Act compliance tracking for Claude Code via 15 MCP tools covering file verification, compliance management, and project administration.

Per-agent-pair IAM for A2A, enabling policy definition and enforcement for agent-to-agent calls with EU AI Act compliance.

An MCP server that provides 46 tools for construction quality management, enabling users to generate and review documents like ITP, NCR, and test reports using a domain ontology and legal standards.

Enables querying and filtering a read-only dataset of AI-related court orders with full-text search, facets, and record retrieval via MCP, OpenAPI, or REST endpoints.

Enables agents and gateways to seal each action into a tamper-evident W3C PROV record backed by a signed Merkle transparency log, and to fetch tree heads, inclusion and consistency proofs, verify records, and trace artifact lineage through six typed MCP tools.

Enables AI agents to autonomously form and govern real legal companies (Wyoming or Nevis LLCs) with agent-specific charters, containing liability and proving authority through MCP tools.

Enables Claude Desktop and Claude Code users to get AI-powered legal risk classifications for small business decisions, returning structured GREEN/YELLOW/RED verdicts with statute citations and compliant alternatives.

Enables AI agents to edit Word documents using track changes, allowing lawyers to review each modification via Word's revision interface.

Enables MCP clients to call an OFAC funds transfer authorization tool that returns a structured verdict, permitting transfers only if a version-pinned SDN screen returned CLEAR and COMPLETED before execution.

Agent-native knowledge infrastructure. Deterministic, vertical-specific knowledge bases for autonomous agent consumption via MCP. Ethics modules mapped to EU AI Act articles. Free 24-hour trial.

Provides export-control compliance research and transaction-risk analysis for Korean semiconductor and battery companies, with tools for classifying ECCN, analyzing license exceptions, and drafting export-control clauses.

Compliance and guardrails infrastructure for AI agents, enabling safe operations within regulatory boundaries like GDPR and EU AI Act.

Autonomous AI Agent compliance engine for EU Deforestation Regulation (EU 2023/1115). Verifies farm plot GIS polygons, Sentinel-2 satellite deforestation past 2020, VIES VAT, and generates official TRACES-NT DDS XML.

An MCP server delivering Alberta tax accounting and law expertise, with 47 tools across 10 domains including corporate tax, GST/HST, payroll, and a self-learning layer for dynamic rate and rule updates.

Enables AI agents to discover, risk-assess, request, and track actions on validated BioPharma systems (LIMS, MES, QMS, ELN) without bypassing the validated state, routing each request through GAMP 5 risk classification, ALCOA+ checks, approval workflows, and 21 CFR Part 11 e-signatures. Agents can also retrieve signed, verifiable execution records and audit evidence for the actions they perform.

Broadcasts Article 73 incident reports simultaneously to EU AI Act, DORA, NIS2, GDPR, and ISO 42001 regulators, with escalation workflows and audit trails.

Enables automated company formation across multiple jurisdictions with REST and MCP interfaces. Supports jurisdiction listing, requirement details, cost estimation, and secure API key management.

GDPR Chapter V runtime guard for cross-region agent transfers. Supports adequacy decisions, SCCs, BCRs, and IDTA.

Provides governed tools for evaluating proposed agent actions against policy, classifying risk, and creating structured governance and audit records, while pausing consequential steps for explicit human approval. This lets agentic workflows run under traceable, least-privilege control rather than unrestricted automation.