Swiss federal law via Fedlex SPARQL endpoint
:switzerland: Part of the Swiss Public Data MCP Portfolio MCP Server for Swiss federal law — search the SR, monitor legal changes, and query BBl/treaties via Claude Desktop or Claude.ai :de: Deutsche Version connects AI assistants (Claude) with the Fedlex SPARQL endpoint of the Swiss Federal Chancellery. This enables AI agents to look up Swiss federal law, monitor legal changes, and analyse…
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:switzerland: Part of the Swiss Public Data MCP Portfolio MCP Server for Swiss federal law — search the SR, monitor legal changes, and query BBl/treaties via Claude Desktop or Claude.ai :de: Deutsche Version connects AI assistants (Claude) with the Fedlex SPARQL endpoint of the Swiss Federal Chancellery. This enables AI agents to look up Swiss federal law, monitor legal changes, and analyse legislation directly in conversation — without manual research on fedlex.admin.ch. Metaphor: USB-C for…
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