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LawAI Gov Hub is the world's most complete index of official AI regulation.
Every entry links directly to its primary legal source — laws, executive
orders, court cases, and regulatory guidance from 240+ jurisdictions
worldwide. The connector exposes five read-only tools (search_regulations,
fetch_regulation, list_jurisdictions, search_cases, fetch_case) with
provenance (source URL, jurisdiction ISO, retrieved_at, citation) on every
result.
What's in the PR:
- .mcp.json entry in both ai-governance-legal and regulatory-legal
pointing to https://mcp.lawaigovhub.com/mcp/ (streamable HTTP).
- Description tightened: "Official AI regulation index — laws,
executive orders, court cases, and regulatory guidance from 240+
jurisdictions, each result linked to its primary legal source with
citation-ready identifiers and jurisdiction ISO codes."
- CONNECTORS.md: LawAI Gov Hub added to the Current Connectors table;
Global AI Regulation Tracker removed from Wanted (superseded by this
connector, which is primary-source-direct, has an order-of-magnitude
more jurisdictions, and indexes the AI-fabricated legal citation
cases that motivated this whole area).
- Plugin READMEs: Integrations sections in both READMEs name LawAI Gov
Hub alongside Slack and Google Drive.
- CONNECTOR_HEALTH.md in each plugin dir: a reproducible end-to-end
health-check log, including the /healthz response, advertised tools
from tools/list, five probe results, the 100-result aggregator audit
(0 non-primary URLs leaked under official_only=true), and the
unknown-id error contract.
Primary-source policy: aggregator host blocklist (regulations.ai,
incidentdatabase.ai, wp.oecd.ai, social/blog hosts) overrides upstream
"official" flags; government / IGO TLD suffixes qualify as primary. Default
search ships official_only=True so the LLM receives primary sources unless
it explicitly opts out.
The MCP server itself is open source — see lawaigovhub/mcp_server/ for the
implementation, deploy artifacts (systemd unit, nginx vhost, verify.sh),
and the 12-test suite that backs the health check in CONNECTOR_HEALTH.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add LawAI Gov Hub MCP connector (ai-governance-legal, regulatory-legal)
Summary
This PR adds the LawAI Gov Hub MCP connector to ai-governance-legal and regulatory-legal.
LawAI Gov Hub is an open, source-first AI governance regulation index. It exposes public, citation-ready records for lawyers, policy teams, researchers, and AI governance practitioners who need to verify AI-law claims against primary sources.
The public site has served 80,000+ users and is used by researchers and teams at leading universities and frontier AI labs.
What the connector provides
14,806 public AI-governance records across 241 active jurisdictions / 266 jurisdiction profiles
1,275 documented AI hallucination legal-citation cases via dedicated case tools
No API key required for the core MCP tools
Primary-source-first results with source URL, jurisdiction, date, document type, categories, retrieval timestamp, and citation string
Official-source filtering for legal verification workflows
Read-only MCP tools designed for legal research, AI governance, regulatory analysis, and citation checking
Tools
search_regulations — search AI-governance records by keyword, jurisdiction, year range, document type, and primary-source filter
fetch_regulation — fetch a single regulation record by stable id
list_jurisdictions — list covered jurisdictions and entry counts
search_cases — search documented legal cases involving AI-fabricated citations
fetch_case — fetch a single hallucination case record
Why this is useful for Claude legal workflows
The legal plugins already instruct users to verify citations and legal claims against primary sources. This connector makes that workflow direct: Claude can return the source URL, jurisdiction metadata, and citation-ready record instead of relying on open-ended web search.
It is especially useful for:
AI Act and global AI-governance research
Cross-jurisdiction regulatory comparison
Product/legal risk checks for AI systems
Source-backed citation verification
Research on AI-generated legal citation failures
Data policy
The MCP is read-only and returns structured data only. Regulation results are designed around primary-source verification: statutes, bills, executive orders, court decisions, regulator publications, government materials, and IGO instruments.
The public website and MCP use the same cleaned dataset.
Endpoint
MCP: https://mcp.lawaigovhub.com/mcp/
Website: https://lawaigovhub.com/
Public data: https://lawaigovhub.com/data/regulations.json