It ships with the corpus rather than pointing at someone else's API, so search runs locally against SQLite — no per-query cost, and nothing about the matter leaves the machine.
A Node MCP server over a SQLite database of Argentine legal documents. It searches by content, practice area and author, categorises documents by area of practice — Civil, Penal, Comercial and others — and reports statistics across the library. Its documentation and tool descriptions are in Spanish.
- Legal documents searched by content, practice area or author
- One document's full content retrieved by id
- The available practice areas listed
- Statistics across the legal library
- A precompiled SQLite database that ships with the server, with caching on top
- Input validation and error handling around the queries
Node.js 18 or newer, and LEGAL_DB_PATH pointing at the database. It installs globally from npm, and a sample-data flag populates a starter set so you can try it before loading the full corpus.
