Global Law MCP
Look up dated provisions and source changes from the Global Law repository through a documented read-only MCP server.
Overview
Global Law stores legal corpora in Git and provides a local MCP server for looking up provisions and their history. Its documentation describes locating a provision, reading the text in force on a requested date and finding a source change. The available dates and jurisdiction coverage depend on the corpora in the repository. A useful query records the jurisdiction, date and provision, then follows the returned source evidence to inspect the text.
Getting started
The repository documents Python 3.9 or later and Git, with client setup instructions in MCP.md for running against a local copy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I look up the wording as of a specific date?
The project documents a dated provision lookup. Dates use the YYYY-MM-DD format and the lookup depends on corpus coverage.
Does the MCP server change the legal data?
The repository describes its MCP tools as read-only. The Git corpus contains the history that the lookup reads.
Sources and documentation
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