Legal Oracle for AI agents

Agents can move money; they still cannot tell whether a provision exists. The Oracle answers three questions in machine-readable form, and refuses when the verified corpus has no answer.

GET https://ailegal.legal/api/v2/oracle/lookup?q=unpaid%20salary%20india&jurisdiction=in
→ {"found": 4, "norms": [{"code": "Code on Wages", "article": "s. 17",
    "source_url": "https://indiacode.gov.in/handle/123456789/539230", "verified": true}, ...]}

GET https://ailegal.legal/api/v2/oracle/citation?code=Code%20on%20Wages&article=s.%2017&jurisdiction=in
→ {"found": true, "verified": true, "norms": [ ... ]}

GET https://ailegal.legal/api/v2/oracle/citation?code=Fake%20Act&article=s.%20999
→ {"found": false, "verified": false, "note": "do not rely on it"}

Three endpoints

MCP for agents

Same data through Model Context Protocol — no account, no key:

{"mcpServers": {"ailegal": {"url": "https://ailegal.legal/api/mcp/", "transport": "streamable-http"}}}

Tools: legal_breakdown, oracle_lookup, verify_citation. Source: github.com/mrpkk/ailegal-mcp (MIT).

Coverage — and what it means

92 provisions across six jurisdictions: Russia 25, US 26, India 14, Hong Kong 11, UK 9, Canada 7. Each was read in the official source and is re-checked on a schedule.

A found: false answer is not an error: it means the corpus has no verified provision for this question, so the agent should not cite one. That limitation is the product.

Pricing

Sample report · White-label for law firms · Agent Spend Audit

Legal information, not legal advice. Verify the current wording in the official source.