Serbian Law

Serbian Law MCP provides a searchable, up-to-date model context protocol server for Serbian cybersecurity legislation. It enables full-text search, article-level retrieval, citation validation, and currency checks across official Serbian laws, making it easier to reference and verify legal provisions within your workflows.

How to use

You interact with this MCP server by using an MCP client to connect to the provided HTTP endpoint or by running the local npm-based integration. The remote endpoint delivers MCP services over HTTP, while the local option runs directly on your machine via npm and the MCP client. You can perform full-text searches, retrieve specific articles, validate citations, and verify whether laws are currently in force. When you use the remote URL, you rely on the internet-facing endpoint; when you run locally, you control the runtime environment and data locality.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need a Node.js runtime installed on your machine to run the local server via npm. Ensure you have network access if you plan to use the remote HTTP endpoint.

# Install Node.js if you do not have it
# Node.js installation steps vary by platform; use the official Node.js installer for your OS.

# Run the local MCP server using npm
npx @ansvar/serbian-law-mcp

Additional setup notes

To use the remote MCP endpoint, no local installation is required beyond your MCP client configuration. To run locally, you execute the npm-based command shown above. There are no additional environment variables documented for this server in the provided content.

Notes and considerations

The Serbian Law MCP pulls data from official Serbian legislation portals in machine-readable form to provide a searchable, verifiable collection of laws. Use this tool as a research aid and always verify critical provisions against primary legal sources before relying on them for professional decisions.

Disclaimers: this tool is not legal advice. Laws change over time, so check the freshness date in the database and confirm citations against the official portal before use in professional contexts.

Data sources and licensing

Official legislation from the Republic of Serbia is ingested from machine-readable act text to create the full publicly searchable law corpus. The project is licensed under Apache-2.0.