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Open-source tool provides accurate German employment law calculations for AI assistants

A developer has created an open-source tool called Lintelly Open MCP, designed to provide accurate numerical data for German employment and social insurance law. This tool functions as an "MCP server," allowing AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT to call specific functions for legal calculations instead of relying on potentially inaccurate model memory. The server includes 38 tools covering workflows, deadlines, and financial aspects of employment, with each answer providing detailed calculation steps, official sources, and verification dates. AI

IMPACT Enables AI assistants to provide accurate, verifiable numerical data for complex legal domains.

RANK_REASON A developer released a new tool that integrates with existing AI assistants.

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Open-source tool provides accurate German employment law calculations for AI assistants

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

    I built an open MCP server for German employment law, every number with its source

    <p>I have worked in HR in Germany for more than seven years. I have run over 1,000 interviews and made more than 100 hires. In small companies, the same questions come up every week, usually from a founder who does HR next to everything else:</p> <ul> <li>When does a notice have …