Add Moonlit Legal Research MCP (European primary law, 35+ jurisdictions) - #81
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## MCP Servers for Legalfor Moonlit (Amsterdam), a remote MCP server over official European primary law.Regional representation. The section covers European law jurisdiction by jurisdiction (Légifrance, German codes via Gesetze-im-Internet, Polish acts via the Sejm API) and at EU level (EU Compliance MCP, EUR-Lex SPARQL MCP). Moonlit combines those layers in one interface: legislation, case law down to lower courts, and regulator decisions, drawn from 130+ official portals across 35+ jurisdictions, which is what cross-border work needs.
Unique technical approach. Reference search operates at article level rather than document level, so a query resolves to the judgments interpreting a specific provision rather than every document mentioning the instrument. Retrieval spans national languages, so one English query reaches Dutch, German and French sources.
Scale. The same data layer is used by the Dutch Supreme Court, the Public Prosecution Service, the Tax Administration and the Central Bank, alongside Big Four firms and universities.
Links resolve. Happy to trim the description if it runs long for the section.