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Provides full-text search and article-level retrieval of Georgian cybersecurity laws via MCP, with citation validation and currency checks.
Configuration
View docs{
"mcpServers": {
"ansvar-systems-georgian-law-mcp": {
"url": "https://georgian-law-mcp.vercel.app/mcp"
}
}
}Georgian Law MCP is a machine-readable server that enables full-text search, article-level retrieval, and integrity checks for Georgian cybersecurity and data protection laws using the Model Context Protocol. It helps you quickly locate provisions, validate citations, and confirm laws are still in force across a structured legal dataset.
You can interact with this MCP server either through the remote HTTP endpoint or by running a local MCP client. Use the remote endpoint when you want a quick, no-installation way to run queries. Use the local client when you need offline access or prefer self-hosting.
Prerequisites: ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system.
Option A: Use the remote MCP endpoint with a client that supports MCP URL routing.
# Run the local MCP client for Georgian Law MCP
npx @ansvar/georgian-law-mcpTwo primary ways to access the Georgian Law MCP are available in the provided setup. The remote endpoint requires no local installation and connects to a hosted MCP service. The local option runs a lightweight client that operates on your machine, offering privacy and offline capabilities.
The server aggregates seed data covering 10 key cybersecurity and data protection laws. Full official ingestion is pending, and users should verify critical provisions against primary sources.
Performs full-text search across Georgian law provisions with BM25 ranking to surface relevant provisions quickly.
Retrieves specific provisions at the article level for precise legal references.
Checks citations to prevent hallucinated or missing references in queries.
Verifies whether laws are currently in force and up-to-date.