Liechtenstein Law

Provides Liechtenstein cybersecurity law data with full-text search, article-level retrieval, and citation validation.

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Readme and setup notes from the catalogue, plus a client-ready config you can copy for your MCP host.

Installation

Add the following to your MCP client configuration file.

Configuration

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You can access the Liechtenstein Law MCP server to search and retrieve Liechtenstein cyber law provisions, verify citations, and ensure laws are up to date. This MCP server provides both remote HTTP access and a local development option, letting you integrate authoritative legal data into your compliance workflows.

How to use

You can connect to the Liechtenstein Law MCP server using an MCP-compatible client. The remote HTTP endpoint is available for easy integration, or you can run a local MCP instance to keep data in-house. Typical usage patterns include performing full-text searches across law provisions, retrieving article-level details for specific provisions, validating citations, and checking whether laws are current.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need Node.js and npm or npx installed on your system. You should also have network access to reach remote MCP endpoints if you choose the HTTP option.

Option A — Use the remote HTTP endpoint with a client that supports MCP. No local installation is required if you only need to query the remote service.

Option B — Run a local MCP server using npm.

npx @ansvar/liechtenstein-law-mcp

Additional setup and notes

Data sources include official consolidated law texts from the Liechtenstein government, ingested and parsed into provision-level JSON seeds, enabling rapid full-text search and provision retrieval.

Disclaimer: this tool is not legal advice. Use it as a research aid and verify critical provisions against primary sources before relying on them professionally.

Security note: when using remote endpoints, queries may traverse third-party infrastructure. For privileged matters, prefer the local MCP deployment.

Data sources and licensing

Official data comes from Liechtenstein’s official publications and is ingested into provision-level JSON seeds. The project is released under the Apache-2.0 license.

Available tools

Search

Performs full-text search across legislation provisions using BM25 ranking for fast, relevant results.

Article Retrieval

Retrieves article-level details for specific legal provisions to support precise references.

Citation Validation

Checks citations to prevent hallucinated or incorrect references.

Currency Check

Verifies whether laws are still in force and up to date.