40 MCP tools for 11 Indonesian government portals — BPOM, BPJPH, AHU, OJK, BMKG+
Production-ready scrapers, normalizers, and API wrappers for Indonesian government data sources. The infrastructure layer beneath halalkah.id, legalkah.id, and a public good for the Indonesian civic tech and developer community. Indonesian public data is nominally open but practically inaccessible. Every developer building civic tooling re-solves the same scraping problems independently: BPOM…
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Production-ready scrapers, normalizers, and API wrappers for Indonesian government data sources. The infrastructure layer beneath halalkah.id, legalkah.id, and a public good for the Indonesian civic tech and developer community. Indonesian public data is nominally open but practically inaccessible. Every developer building civic tooling re-solves the same scraping problems independently: BPOM product registrations, BPJPH halal certificates, AHU company records. Scrapers bit-rot within months as…
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