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Developer builds MCP servers for Claude to query EU company registries

A developer has created a set of seven MCP servers that allow the AI model Claude to directly query official European and Latin American company registries. These servers connect to official government APIs, providing real-time data on company status, directors, and financial history. The project aims to streamline compliance work by enabling Claude to automatically verify company information, flag insolvencies, and summarize findings, saving significant manual effort. AI

IMPACT Enables AI models to directly access and process official real-time government data for compliance and verification tasks.

RANK_REASON Developer created a tool integrating an AI model with government APIs.

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Developer builds MCP servers for Claude to query EU company registries

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · AgoraIntelligence ·

    I built MCP servers so Claude can query official EU company registries directly

    <p>I was doing compliance work for a client — verifying that a list of Spanish suppliers were actually active companies with no recent insolvencies. The standard approach is to go to BORME (Spain's official business registry), search each company manually, and copy the relevant f…