Saudi Law

You can access the Saudi Law MCP server to search and retrieve Saudi cybersecurity legislation. This MCP server provides full-text search across provisions, article-level retrieval, and validation to help you verify current law status and citations through a Model Context Protocol interface. Use it to explore the Saudi legal corpus and extract precise provisions for compliance work.

How to use

Use an MCP client to connect to the Saudi Law MCP server via either the remote HTTP endpoint or the local CLI-based runtime. With the HTTP option, your client will query the centralized MCP service at the provided URL. With the local option, you run the package on your machine and interact with it as a local MCP server. You can perform searches, retrieve specific articles, validate citations, and check whether laws are still in force.

How to install

Prerequisites: ensure you have Node.js installed on your system. You can verify by running node -v and npm -v in your terminal.

Install or run the server using one of the available options shown in the Quick Start guides.

Additional notes

Data sources come from the Saudi Bureau of Experts portal, covering the full searchable corpus of Saudi laws and regulations available on the portal at ingestion time. The project includes full-text search powered by FTS5 with BM25 ranking, article-level retrieval, citation validation, and currency checks.

Disclaimers apply: this tool is a research aid and not legal advice. Verify critical provisions against official sources, and check the database freshness date for currency.

Open Law and the wider MCP Network provide broader context for legal data across many jurisdictions and compliance frameworks.

Usage examples for quick start

claude mcp add saudi-law --transport http https://saudi-law-mcp.vercel.app/mcp

npx @ansvar/saudi-law-mcp