Read this document with your agent
Paste this into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once the RegAlert connector is added (steps below). The read is free with your account.
Using the RegAlert connector, read the document with uid 7c52525b-d375-4c65-964a-86b5c95417f4 (get_document) and give me: what it requires, who it applies to, key dates, and anything unusual.
Or fetch it directly: GET https://mcp.regalert.today/v1/documents/7c52525b-d375-4c65-964a-86b5c95417f4 with your OAuth token. Back to the document
Search 68,900 regulatory documents from ~300 financial regulators from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own agent — over MCP. Every document summarised in English, with the regulator's original a link away.
Server URL · any MCP client
https://mcp.regalert.today/mcpSign in with your RegAlert account when the client asks — OAuth, nothing to paste. No API key to manage; the account page shows every read.
Pick your client. Each one takes the server URL above and asks you to sign in once. The Claude and ChatGPT buttons open the web settings; on a phone, add the connector there and the mobile app picks it up.
Opens settings — then Connectors → Advanced → Developer mode, and add an MCP server with the server URL.
Opens the Add custom connector dialog — paste the server URL and sign in.
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user regalert https://mcp.regalert.today/mcpGET /v1/documents/{uid} and GET /v1/account on https://mcp.regalert.today, with the same OAuth bearer token.
Once the connector is added, ask in plain language. Search is free; a read spends five cents.
“What did the Central Bank of Nigeria publish in the last two weeks? Summarise anything about capital or liquidity.”
“Search RegAlert for MAS guidance on outsourcing, then read the most recent one and list the obligations for a bank.”
“Which regulators in the EU published something about crypto-asset custody this month? Give me the documents and their dates.”
Seven tools, all read-only for the world outside RegAlert, all free with an account.
| Tool | Cost | What it returns |
|---|---|---|
search_documents | free | Full-text search with regulator, jurisdiction, region and topic filters. Each hit: title, date, regulator and the start of its summary. The total is exact. |
recent_documents | free | What was published, newest first, with the exact total: by regulator, jurisdiction, region, topic and date range — or the newest of everything. |
list_regulators | free | The regulators covered and the codes the other tools take. Finds a regulator by name or country. |
list_topics | free | The topic tags, with the number of documents of each. |
get_lineage | free | What a document implements, amends or replaces, and what amended or replaced it — the confirmed links, both directions. |
get_document | free | One document: metadata, summary, lineage and the English text (markdown), in parts for a long one. With a query, only the passages that match. The original-language text on request. |
get_account | free | Your access: whether full-text reads are available right now. |
Free with an account. Search, lineage and full-text reads cost nothing. Sign in, no card.
Fair use. Reads are for your own work. If an account reads at bulk scale, full-text reads pause until the next day; search, metadata and lineage keep working.
Bulk access. For bulk or commercial use, write to ask@regalert.today.
Captured from the regulator's official site, with the original file preserved, the text extracted (translated to English where needed, the original kept), dated, tagged by topic and summarised. The authoritative text is always the regulator's own, linked from every record.
We never see your conversation — only the calls the agent makes to us (privacy). Scraping the site is not a licensed path; the MCP server is. Building compliance software? We license emerging-market rule text with nightly exports, daily changes and the links between documents. Questions, bulk access, or a regulator we don't cover yet: ask@regalert.today.
The connector is the same corpus as the site — browse it here first if you want to see what your agent will be reading.