Model Context Protocol

Give AI agents scoped regulatory tools, not loose legal documents.

Connect to Esheria's hosted Streamable HTTP MCP server with OAuth or a dashboard data token, then discover explicit packs and run source-traced regulatory workflows from compatible agent hosts.

Connect MCP Start a sandbox

Remote URLhttps://mcp.esheria.ai/mcp

AuthenticationOAuth or API token

Pack selectionPer tool call

Response contextCitations · versions · trace IDs

Remote connection

Use OAuth where supported or send a least-privilege data token.

codex mcp add esheria --url https://mcp.esheria.ai/mcp
codex mcp login esheria

# Local stdio fallback
uvx --from esheria esheria-mcp serve --stdio

Scoped capability

Authentication and entitlements determine the tools a host can safely use.

OAuth

Hosted user consent.

Compatible directory clients receive a maintained read-only profile through the hosted consent flow.

Token

Workspace data access.

Dashboard tokens expose permitted read and workflow tools for entitled regulatory packs.

Pack

Selection per tool call.

Pack-specific tools use the regulatory pack named by the calling workflow.

Trace

Bounded results.

Responses preserve citations, readiness, versions, limitations, trace IDs, and output-size controls.

Agent integrations

Canonical setup instructions for the hosts teams use today.

Claude

Connect through OAuth and the read-only directory profile.

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Codex

Use OAuth login or a least-privilege dashboard token.

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Cursor

Configure the remote URL or local stdio fallback.

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MCP documentation

Review authentication, tools, resources, prompts, local fallback, and troubleshooting.

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