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Obsidian Regulatory Mcp

Obsidian Regulatory Mcp

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About Obsidian Regulatory Mcp

Obsidian Regulatory MCP provides compliance, legal, and strategy teams with real-time regulatory data from official sources across more than 50 jurisdictions. Results include source, date, jurisdiction, framework, and status, with coverage spanning chemicals, ESG, and life sciences.

Key features

  1. 01Search official regulations
  2. 02Filter by jurisdiction, framework, and status
  3. 03Find enforcement and recall events
  4. 04Look up standards and version status
  5. 05Return sources, dates, and statuses
  6. 06Cover more than 50 jurisdictions

Use cases

  1. 01Verify regulatory obligations and legal status
  2. 02Track recent regulatory changes
  3. 03Review product recalls and enforcement actions
  4. 04Confirm the currently applicable standards edition

MCP support

The MCP service exposes structured tools for regulatory search, enforcement events, standards lookup, and news search to compatible clients. Connection uses OAuth 2.1 sign-in with an Obsidian account.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://mcp.obsidianri.com/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

Details

From the project README

Obsidian Regulatory MCP

The verified, tier-0 regulatory data layer for your AI. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to official regulatory data, with a source, date, and status on every answer.

Website MCP Free tier License

Obsidian Regulatory MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants real-time access to verified regulatory data from 850+ official, tier-0 sources across 50+ jurisdictions (Chemicals, ESG, Life Sciences). It is the missing data layer that stops AI from hallucinating on regulation.

  • 🌐 Website and access: https://obsidianri.com/mcp
  • 🟢 Status: live. Sign in with Obsidian (OAuth 2.1), no API key. Free tier, no credit card.

Why this exists

Frontier models reason brilliantly but guess on regulation: hallucinated citations, stale texts, and no way to tell a draft from a law in force. In compliance, a confident wrong answer is a liability.

The fix is not a smarter model, it is a verified source of truth the model can call. You already have the intelligence. Obsidian brings the data.

Read the thesis: Agentic Regulatory Intelligence · Why AI Hallucinates on Regulatory Questions · RAG vs MCP · What Tier-0 Regulatory Data Means

Works with

Claude (Desktop and Claude Code), Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client. ChatGPT and Perplexity as MCP support rolls out across them.

Quickstart

No API key to copy. Add the connector URL; on first use your assistant opens a browser to sign in with Obsidian (OAuth 2.1). New accounts get the free tier automatically. Full walkthrough: How to Connect a Regulatory MCP to Claude.

Claude Desktop / Cursor

Add a custom connector pointing at:

https://mcp.obsidianri.com/mcp

No auth headers needed: the client discovers the OAuth flow automatically and prompts you to sign in.

Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http obsidian-regulatory https://mcp.obsidianri.com/mcp

Then authorize in the browser when prompted. See also examples/ for raw config.

Auth is OAuth 2.1 (sign in with your Obsidian account). The free tier needs no credit card.

What you get

  • 850+ official, tier-0 sources across 50+ jurisdictions (EU, US, UK, CH, APAC, and more)
  • Every result returned with its source, date, jurisdiction, framework, and status
  • Coverage of REACH, CLP, TSCA, CSRD, ESRS, EU Taxonomy, CS3D, MDR, IVDR, FDA 21 CFR, the AI Act, and more
  • Free tier: 100 verified requests per month, no credit card

Example tools

The server exposes structured tools your assistant calls in natural language:

ToolWhat it does
regulatory_searchPrimary tool. Semantic search across verified, tier-0 official regulations, filtered by jurisdiction, framework, and status. Use it for obligations, deadlines, legal status (in force / proposed / repealed) and for what changed recently. Every result carries its official source, date, and status.
search_enforcementEnforcement and recall events: product recalls, safety-gate alerts, sales or import bans, market withdrawals, official enforcement actions (for example FDA warning letters). What actually happened on the ground, with the official source and date.
standards_lookupStandards and guidance with their version lifecycle: current applicable edition, what it superseded, status (current / superseded / draft / withdrawn). Families such as ISO, IEC, MDCG, Team-NB, IMDRF, ICH, WHO, EU MDR Common Specifications. Available for industries that maintain a standards register (today: life sciences / medtech).
search_newsSecondary tool. Keyword search across press and media coverage of regulatory topics, returning title, source, and date. Use it for reporting color after answering from regulatory_search.

Results are scoped to the jurisdictions and industries authorized on your Obsidian account.

Example prompts

"What changed on CSRD reporting this month? EU only, top 3, with source and date."
"Is this substance on the REACH Candidate List, and restricted in the EU and US?"
"What MDR transition deadlines apply to a Class IIb device?"

More: Regulatory Research Prompts That Work · Building an Agentic Compliance Workflow

Get access

Just add the connector and sign in with your Obsidian account, no API key to copy. Free tier, no credit card. Learn more at obsidianri.com/mcp.

About

Built by Obsidian Regulatory Intelligence, which continuously monitors official regulatory sources worldwide for compliance, legal, and strategy teams.

License

MIT (documentation and configuration examples). See LICENSE.

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