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ris-mcp

👉 See jonashertner.github.io/ris-mcp for the project page and self-build instructions.

Proof-of-concept local MCP server for the Austrian Rechtsinformationssystem (RIS) — court decisions and consolidated federal law, queryable from MCP clients.

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What

ris-mcp demonstrates how to ingest Austrian RIS data into a local, FTS5-indexed SQLite database and expose it through MCP. The repository is published for others to study, fork, and take forward. It is not a supported service or product, and it has no delivery roadmap.

Install (users)

See the landing page.

No public pre-built corpus or hosted endpoint is provided. To exercise the proof of concept, build a local database from the official RIS API with ris-ingest --full.

Develop (contributors)

git clone https://github.com/jonashertner/ris-mcp.git
cd ris-mcp
uv venv && uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
.venv/bin/pytest -v

Run the MCP server locally:

.venv/bin/ris-mcp serve

Kick off a full backfill (currently about 3–4 days):

.venv/bin/ris-ingest --full

Emit coverage stats:

.venv/bin/ris-ingest coverage --out docs/stats.json

Licenses

  • Code: MIT
  • Data: CC0-1.0 (amtliches Werk per § 7 öUrhG)

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