AI legal copilot for foreigners in Spain: immigration and housing rental, cited to Spanish law.
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https://mcp.lity.club/mcp2 tools · 970msget_lity_infoWhat Lity is, coverage (Spain: immigration/extranjería, housing rental), languages, access status and links. Read-only.What Lity is, coverage (Spain: immigration/extranjería, housing rental), languages, access status and links. Read-only.
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submit_early_access_requestRegister the user for Lity early access (waitlist). Call ONLY after the user explicitly agreed to share their name and email with Lity; pass consent=true to confirm. Free during early access.Register the user for Lity early access (waitlist). Call ONLY after the user explicitly agreed to share their name and email with Lity; pass consent=true to confirm. Free during early access.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name* | string | User's name |
| email* | string | User's email |
| language | string | Preferred language |
| role | string | Who the user is (default client) |
| message | string | Optional: what legal issue to help with |
| consent* | boolean | MUST be true: the user explicitly agreed to share these details with Lity |
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AI legal copilot for foreigners in Spain: immigration and housing rental, cited to Spanish law.
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