Locale-correctness MCP server for AI agents: verified dates, phone, currency, VAT/sales-tax, holidays and addresses (UK + USA v1).
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Locale-correctness MCP server for AI agents: verified dates, phone, currency, VAT/sales-tax, holidays and addresses (UK + USA v1).
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