lexifina/global-law

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使用方式

通过命令行工具（如law.py）或MCP服务器（mcp_server.py）使用，支持查询、比较、搜索法律文本。

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`tools/mcp_server.py` is a Model Context Protocol server for this tree. It lets Claude or any other MCP client ask the law what it said on a date, and every answer states where its record starts and ends. It uses only Python 3.10+ and git, runs on your machine over stdio, reads the repository and changes nothing. It makes no network calls. ```sh git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/lexifina/global-law && cd global-law claude mcp add global-law -- python tools/mcp_server.py # Claude Code; or approve the project's .mcp.json ```

python tools/law.py world 2022-05-01 what every corpus looked like that day python tools/law.py show 2022-05-01 united-states/federal/usc/title-11/1182.md python tools/law.py blame 2022-07-01 united-states/federal/usc/title-11/1182.md python tools/law.py words 2022-07-01 united-states/federal/usc/title-11/1182.md python tools/law.py diff 2022-05-01 2022-07-01 united-states/federal/usc/title-11/1182.md python tools/law.py laws 1990-01-01 1990-12-31 germany ``` Dates must be written YYYY-MM-DD. When a date falls before a record starts or after it ends, the tools say so on

部署要求

需要Python 3.10+和git，MCP服务器通过stdio运行，不进行网络调用。

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`tools/mcp_server.py` is a Model Context Protocol server for this tree. It lets Claude or any other MCP client ask the law what it said on a date, and every answer states where its record starts and ends. It uses only Python 3.10+ and git, runs on your machine over stdio, reads the repository and changes nothing. It makes no network calls. ```sh git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/lexifina/global-law && cd global-law claude mcp add global-law -- python tools/mcp_server.py # Claude Code; or approve the project's .mcp.json ```

已知限制

各语料库覆盖范围不同，部分国家仅有少量法律或样本；Git无法存储1970年前的日期，早期法律使用1970年提交日期，但以In-force trailer为准。

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Corpora differ widely in reach. Some hold a country's whole statute book (Czechia, Spain, Switzerland, Georgia, Malta); others hold a few acts, or a sample: the US corpus is nine titles of the United States Code, and the UK corpus is the special educational needs law. `manifest.json` gives each corpus's `coverage`, and `history` says how its past is known: `in-force` (dated official versions), `replayed` (rebuilt by applying each amending act; its `verification` says which dates were checked) or `current-only` (today's text only). ## Using it from an AI model (MCP)

trailers name the corpus, the corpus commit, the law and the in-force date. - The order is the in-force date, keeping each corpus's own order. - The last commit adds this README, the tools and the tests. - The build is deterministic. When a corpus is rebuilt, for example after a correction, this repository is rebuilt from scratch and force-pushed. ## Dates Git cannot store dates before 1970, so changes to the Grundgesetz that took effect earlier carry 1970 commit dates, one second apart, in the right order. The `In-force` trailer is authoritative and the tools use it, so