Research preview of an MCP server giving AI agents citation-safe access to the Sabin Center
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get_statistics
Return structured statistics over the climate-litigation corpus. scope: 'all' | 'sabin'. group_by: 'jurisdiction' | 'claim_type' | 'year' | 'status' | 'outcome' | null. Returns case_count, document_count, statute_count, jurisdiction_count, and per-group counts when group_by is set.
Get Statistics — Return structured statistics over the climate-litigation corpus. scope: 'all' | 'sabin'. group_by: 'jurisdiction' | 'claim_type' | 'year' | 'status' | 'outcome' | null. Returns case_count, document_count, statute_count, jurisdiction_count, and per-group counts when group_by is set.
Get Case — Return a full case record by canonical UUID or by Sabin ID. Includes outcome_code, parties, claim types, linked_statutes, documents (with upstream URLs), citation strings, and field-level provenance. Returns null when no case matches. Pass include_documents=false to omit the (often large) documents array and get only document_count — much lighter when you just need the record.
Get Case Doctrine — Return the structured, verifiable DOCTRINE of a case (where one has been extracted): disposition + procedural posture, the key holdings (each with a verbatim supporting quote and a `verified` flag), the legal test applied, the legal bases, the relief, and a one-line significance. Provenance includes the model and a quotes_verified/quotes_total score — every quoted element was checked verbatim against the source; `significance` is interpretive synthesis. Rely on verified quotes; treat unverified
Get Document Text — Return a window of a document's verbatim extracted text (a court opinion or filing — the full decision text), with its case citation_string. Use this to read and quote the actual decision: get a document UUID from get_case().documents[].id, retrieve the text here, then verify any quote with check_claim_support(source_kind='document_text'). Long decisions paginate via offset + max_chars (max 20000); follow has_more / next_offset.
Find Relevant Passage — Pinpoint a claim to the exact passage(s) of a case's decision text. Returns ranked matches with verbatim text, char offsets, a highlighted snippet, a confidence score, and the case citation_string — or {no_match: true} when no passage clearly matches. If no_match, do NOT guess a pinpoint; say no passage clearly supports the claim. Use this to ground a specific statement in a precise, quotable passage.
Get Passage — Return one decision passage verbatim by (document_id, para_index), with its neighbouring passage indices and the case citation_string. Pair with find_relevant_passage (which gives the indices) to read surrounding context.
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What is the OpenClimateLaw — research preview MCP server?
Research preview of an MCP server giving AI agents citation-safe access to the Sabin Center
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Cite — Return the canonical citation_string for a case in the requested language and format. Requires a valid case_id (UUID or sabin_id). The R1 contract: never construct citations from training data; always call this tool to get a verbatim citation_string from a previously-retrieved case.
Check Claim Support — Validate that a quoted string appears verbatim in the named source's text. source_kind: 'case_summary' | 'document_text' | 'citation_string'. The R2 contract: never quote what wasn't retrieved.
Attest Response — Scan a draft response for citation-shaped strings and flag any that don't appear in the citation_strings of retrieved cases. Returns {passed: bool, violations: [...]}. The R1 contract enforced after-the-fact.
Verify Grounding — Semantic grounding check that complements attest_response: an LLM judge reads the draft against the retrieved cases' summaries + citations and flags assertions the sources do NOT support — fabricated case NAMES, holdings/outcomes not in the summary, and unsupported facts (what the regex citation/quote rails cannot catch). Returns {available, supported, unsupported_claims:[{claim, issue, explanation}]}. Advisory; pair with attest_response before finalizing. (available=false if the server has no L
Find Citations — Return cases that the given case cites (forward edges). The case is identified by canonical UUID or Sabin ID. Each result includes source_of_edge: 'title_match' (canonical_title found in summary or document text via Aho-Corasick), 'inferred_nlp' (formal cite — ECLI/BGE/US-reporter — extracted from text), or 'sabin_structured'. limit max 200.
Find Cited By — Return cases that cite the given case (backward edges). The case is identified by canonical UUID or Sabin ID. Use this for influence analysis: 'how often is Urgenda cited by other climate cases?'. limit max 200.
Find Related Cases — Return cases semantically similar to the given case via sentence-transformer embedding cosine similarity. Useful for 'other cases like this one' even when titles share no keywords. Filters: jurisdiction, claim_type, status. limit max 50.
Find Cases By Law — The legislation -> litigation reverse link: return climate cases that turn on a given law or instrument (case-insensitive substring over each case's principal laws). Examples: 'Public Trust Doctrine', 'Clean Air Act', 'European Convention on Human Rights', 'National Environmental Policy Act'. Each result includes sabin_id, title, jurisdiction, status, decision_date, and a verbatim citation_string; the response also returns the total match count. Pair with get_case (whose principal_laws field lis
Search Statutes — Search the CCLW legislation layer — climate laws & policies (Climate Change Laws of the World, by the Sabin Center's partner Climate Policy Radar). Title-weighted full-text over each law's title + verbatim text. Returns cclw_id, short_title, jurisdiction, status, enacted_date, a highlighted match_snippet, and the total count. Filter by jurisdiction (ISO alpha-2). Pair with get_statute for the full law text, and find_cases_by_law to see the litigation that turns on a law.
Get Statute — Return one CCLW law/policy by cclw_id (or UUID): jurisdiction, status, enacted_date, and a paginated window of its verbatim text (offset + max_chars, max 20000). Quote from this text and verify with check_claim_support(source_kind='document_text' is for cases; for statute text quote verbatim from the returned window).
Search Cases — The primary way to find a climate case when you don't have its id. Hybrid search over case titles and summaries: full-text + typo-tolerant fuzzy title matching + semantic (embedding) similarity. Find by topic, party, or keyword — e.g. 'Urgenda Netherlands', 'youth plaintiffs Montana', 'fossil fuel subsidies Brazil'. Each result includes sabin_id, title, jurisdiction, status, filing_date, decision_date, a highlighted match_snippet, a summary excerpt, relevance scores, and a verbatim citation_stri
Search — Search the climate-litigation corpus; returns matches as id / title / url. This is the tool ChatGPT's connector calls — pass a returned id to `fetch` to read the case. (Native clients should prefer search_cases for richer results.)
Fetch — Fetch one case's record (summary + metadata) by an id returned from `search`. This is the tool ChatGPT's connector calls. (Native clients should prefer get_case.)
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