Every question about Polish parliamentary activity begins with which term you mean, and the tools follow that shape — pick the term, then ask for its MPs, its committees, its votes or its transcripts. It is a research tool for the public record rather than a news feed.
A server over the Polish Parliament's public API. Everything is organized by parliamentary term: the MPs elected in it, the clubs and committees formed, the interpellations and written questions filed, the prints and legislative processes moving through it, and the proceedings, transcripts, video recordings and votings it produced.
- Sejm terms listed, MPs for a given term, and detail on an individual member
- Clubs for a term, and detailed information about a specific club
- Committees for a term, and detailed information about a specific committee
- Interpellations and written questions for a term, with detail on a specific interpellation
- Prints for a term, and detailed information about a specific print
- Legislative processes for a term, and information about a specific process
- Proceedings, transcripts and video recordings for a term
- Votings for a term
- Bilateral groups in the Sejm
Nothing to sign up for — the Polish Parliament API is public and the configuration carries no credentials. The client starts it with npx parliament-poland-mcp-server, so there is no global install.
One command — npx -y parliament-poland-mcp-server