us.corpuslaw/corpus-legal

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v1.2.1us.corpuslawUnknownUpdated 1mo ago

Search and cite US law from official sources, then form an LLC or nonprofit with free agent tools.

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Authorus.corpuslaw
LicenseUnknown
Version1.2.1
Sourcemcp-registry
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  • https://corpuslaw.us/api/mcp10 tools · 173ms
law.searchSearch US federal, state, and municipal law by topic or keyword — use it for any question about what the law currently says (legality, permits, zoning, licensing, compliance, filing requirements) rather than relying on training data, which has a cutoff. Returns ranked provisions with verbatim citat…

Search US federal, state, and municipal law by topic or keyword — use it for any question about what the law currently says (legality, permits, zoning, licensing, compliance, filing requirements) rather than relying on training data, which has a cutoff. Returns ranked provisions with verbatim citat…

ParameterTypeDescription
query*stringNatural-language or keyword query, e.g. 'distillery permit requirements'.
jurisdictionstringOptional short code to scope the search, e.g. 'TX', 'US', or 'CA-SF'. Call law.list_coverage for valid codes. Includes the jurisdiction's sub-jurisdictions.
modestringRetrieval mode. 'hybrid' (default) fuses vector similarity with keyword search.
limitintegerNumber of results to return (1–25).
law.get_nodeFetch the full text, citation, and hierarchy of a single legal provision by its node id (a UUID returned by law.search).

Fetch the full text, citation, and hierarchy of a single legal provision by its node id (a UUID returned by law.search).

ParameterTypeDescription
id*stringNode UUID, as returned in law.search results.
law.list_coverageList which jurisdictions are ingested (federal, state, and municipal), with per-jurisdiction provision counts, searchable-chunk counts, GIS status, and a placeholder flag. Call this to see what law is available and searchable before searching.

List which jurisdictions are ingested (federal, state, and municipal), with per-jurisdiction provision counts, searchable-chunk counts, GIS status, and a placeholder flag. Call this to see what law is available and searchable before searching.

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account.statusCheck the credit balance, tier, rate limits, and upgrade options for the API key on this connection. Use it to budget before making metered calls. Free — this call does not consume a credit. Works without a key (anonymous callers get their free-tier numbers and the key URL); with a key it reports t…

Check the credit balance, tier, rate limits, and upgrade options for the API key on this connection. Use it to budget before making metered calls. Free — this call does not consume a credit. Works without a key (anonymous callers get their free-tier numbers and the key URL); with a key it reports t…

ParameterTypeDescription
referral_codestringAn active referral code returned by an earlier account.status call. Pass it back to keep the same referral identity; if it is no longer active, account.status…
formation.requirementsGet the EXACT intake checklist to form an LLC or nonprofit in a state: every required field, that state's quirk questions, live all-in pricing, and the optional EIN add-on with its price when available. Call this FIRST when the user wants to form a company, then collect the answers from them in con…

Get the EXACT intake checklist to form an LLC or nonprofit in a state: every required field, that state's quirk questions, live all-in pricing, and the optional EIN add-on with its price when available. Call this FIRST when the user wants to form a company, then collect the answers from them in con…

ParameterTypeDescription
entityType*stringEntity type to form.
state*stringTwo-letter US state code, e.g. 'MS', 'WY', 'DE'.
formation.compareCompare LLC formation providers on price, recurring costs, registered-agent renewals, and machine/agent capabilities, from a dated dataset of 19 providers verified against primary sources. Call this when the user asks which formation service to use, whether a price is a good deal, how Corpus compar…

Compare LLC formation providers on price, recurring costs, registered-agent renewals, and machine/agent capabilities, from a dated dataset of 19 providers verified against primary sources. Call this when the user asks which formation service to use, whether a price is a good deal, how Corpus compar…

ParameterTypeDescription
providersarraySpecific providers to compare, by name or slug (e.g. ['corpus','legalzoom']). Omit for a ranked field. Anything with no dossier is named back to you rather tha…
viewstringoverall (default, by Agentic Readiness) · lowest_total_cost (parsed first-year estimate) · most_transparent · most_agentic · developer (public MCP/API only).
limitintegerHow many providers to return in a ranked view. Default 5, max 19. Ignored when 'providers' is given.
formation.lookup_naicsFind candidate NAICS industry codes for a plain-English business description (needed for every LLC, and for nonprofits in AK, CT, LA, MS, TN, WV). Present 2–6 options to the user and confirm before recording one. Free; does not consume credits.

Find candidate NAICS industry codes for a plain-English business description (needed for every LLC, and for nonprofits in AK, CT, LA, MS, TN, WV). Present 2–6 options to the user and confirm before recording one. Free; does not consume credits.

ParameterTypeDescription
businessDescription*stringWhat the business does, in plain words.
formation.handoffValidate a formation draft and generate the prefilled handoff link on corpuslaw.us. Pass EVERYTHING you have collected (people, address, management, EIN answers, state-specific answers — see formation.requirements for the checklist). The response says exactly what is still missing — keep collecting…

Validate a formation draft and generate the prefilled handoff link on corpuslaw.us. Pass EVERYTHING you have collected (people, address, management, EIN answers, state-specific answers — see formation.requirements for the checklist). The response says exactly what is still missing — keep collecting…

ParameterTypeDescription
entityType*stringEntity type to form.
state*stringTwo-letter US state code, e.g. 'MS', 'WY', 'DE'.
proposedNamestringProposed company name.
contactEmailstringFounder contact email.
naicsCodestringNAICS industry code, 2–6 digits (use formation.lookup_naics to find it).
businessActivitystringIn one plain sentence, what the business actually does, in the founder's words (not the company name). Corpus researches the licenses and permits that apply fr…
principalOfficeobjectPrincipal office address (street, city, state required for a complete draft).
managementstringLLC management type.
partiesarrayThe people. LLC: at least one 'member' and an 'organizer' (same person may hold both roles — pass two entries). Nonprofit: an 'incorporator' and at least 3 'di…
nonprofitobjectNonprofit-only fields.
einobjectOptional EIN (federal tax ID) add-on, when available — formation.requirements says whether it can currently be sold and at what price. Never quote a remembered…
stateSpecificAnswersobjectPer-state quirk answers under the EXACT keys shown by formation.requirements (e.g. "would_you_like_to_list_members_managers_on_the_state_record"). Values are s…
referral_codestringYour referral code from account.status, if you have one. The founder saves 25% of the Corpus service fee and the order is credited to your code. Omit it if you…
formation.checkoutCreate the founder's formation order and get a USDC (Solana) payment request — no API key, no Corpus sign-in. Payment is USDC on Solana ONLY. First call: pass the COMPLETE draft (the same fields formation.handoff validates), the founder's contactEmail, and consent { version, registeredAgentAcknowle…

Create the founder's formation order and get a USDC (Solana) payment request — no API key, no Corpus sign-in. Payment is USDC on Solana ONLY. First call: pass the COMPLETE draft (the same fields formation.handoff validates), the founder's contactEmail, and consent { version, registeredAgentAcknowle…

ParameterTypeDescription
draftobjectFirst call: the complete formation draft, the same shape formation.handoff takes.
contactEmailstringFirst call: the founder's email. The confirmation link is sent here; nothing files until they click it.
consentobjectFirst call: the founder's attestation to the registered-agent acknowledgements, read to them verbatim. `version` is the consentVersion formation.requirements s…
idempotencyKeystringA random id you generate once per order and reuse on every retry; the same order is returned for 24 hours.
orderIdstringSecond call (or to refresh an expired charge): the orderId returned earlier.
trackingTokenstringSecond call: the trackingToken returned with the orderId.
acceptPromiseobjectSecond call, queue lane only: the founder accepted the submission promise with this many days.
formation.payment_statusPoll the USDC payment for an order created by formation.checkout: awaiting, paid, expired, underpaid or held, plus whether the founder has confirmed by email (required within 48 hours of payment). Reading the chain also records a payment that just arrived. Free; does not consume credits.

Poll the USDC payment for an order created by formation.checkout: awaiting, paid, expired, underpaid or held, plus whether the founder has confirmed by email (required within 48 hours of payment). Reading the chain also records a payment that just arrived. Free; does not consume credits.

ParameterTypeDescription
orderId*stringThe orderId formation.checkout returned.
trackingToken*stringThe trackingToken formation.checkout returned.

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