Remote MCP server

Lets AI coding agents query a prebuilt index of a codebase's graph, git history, tests and decisions instead of grepping files.

Lets an AI client search Federal Register rules, notices, executive orders, and FAR case histories and track open comment periods.

Provides a governance-grade knowledge-base format and single-writer MCP server to align AI agents with established engineering standards and decisions.

Lets an AI client query an indexed codebase for callers, change risk, health scores, tests, ownership, and cited answers.

Lets an AI client read and search Electronic Code of Federal Regulations text, including FAR, DFARS, and agency supplements.

Answers occupational wage and employment questions from a bundled BLS OEWS database, including metro comparisons and IGCE wage benchmarks.

Lets an AI client browse Acquisition.gov FAR Overhaul model parts, agency deviations, and guidance documents with source citations.

Provides a git-backed failure memory layer that lets AI agents search for evidence-rated debugging lessons by error text.

Lets an AI client search Chinese communities, transcripts, and citation graphs, read documents, and track only what is new.

Search federal rulemaking dockets, proposed and final rules, and public comments, and track open comment periods via the Regulations.gov API.

Lets an AI client search Swiss court decisions, statutes and doctrine, and trace citations between them.

Lets an AI client search, fetch, and extract sections of full-text financial reports from the US, Europe, and Asia as clean Markdown.

Compiles written policies into hashed rulesets so an AI client can extract claim values and check every assertion deterministically.

Connects AI clients to UK case law, legislation, Hansard, parliamentary bills, and HMRC guidance for evidence-based legal research.

A git-native knowledge base that lets AI clients read, write, and version-control markdown notes and documents via MCP.

Lets an AI client search the Buddhist canon, read passages, find cross-canon parallels, look up dictionaries, and verify quotations with URN citations.

Enables AI clients to semantically retrieve 22 million Taiwan court judgments, statutes, and administrative rulings with built-in citation verification.

Provides structured failure knowledge to prevent AI agents from repeating known code errors and country-specific real-world mistakes.

Provides access to German court decisions and laws through a REST API and Elasticsearch-based search engine.

Gives AI clients one shared long-term memory to search, read the user profile, and add facts and documents.