98 MCP tools for verifiable AI: citations, law, KYB, peer review, forecast, media provenance.
Korean public-data MCP servers for AI agents — KOSIS Statistics Korea (live), BoK ECOS · NEIS · LOCALDATA (planned). Built and maintained by Vivory. Backend powered by the Vivory Korea Data Gateway. Korean public statistics (population, GDP, CPI, employment, trade, etc.) are published by official agencies via Korean-only APIs that require local accounts and return JS-literal responses with mixed…
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Verification confirms publisher identity (repo ownership), not code safety. The security scan covers known CVEs and suspicious install scripts.
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Korean public-data MCP servers for AI agents — KOSIS Statistics Korea (live), BoK ECOS · NEIS · LOCALDATA (planned). Built and maintained by Vivory. Backend powered by the Vivory Korea Data Gateway. Korean public statistics (population, GDP, CPI, employment, trade, etc.) are published by official agencies via Korean-only APIs that require local accounts and return JS-literal responses with mixed taxonomies. This repo packages them as Model Context Protocol servers so any MCP-compatible client…
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