LawgiSkill connector: documentation
1. What the connector is
LawgiSkill connects Claude to official legal sources of Belgium, France, Luxembourg and the European Union. It is built for legal and tax professionals.
What it covers
- Legislation and consolidated texts: Belgian Official Gazette, French codes, Luxembourg Legilux and Memorial, EUR-Lex.
- Case law: Belgian courts (JuPortal, Constitutional Court), French courts (Cour de cassation, Conseil d'Etat), Luxembourg courts.
- Tax doctrine: Belgian Fisconet, French BOFiP.
- Company data: Belgian KBO/BCE, French Sirene and INPI, Luxembourg annual accounts.
- Calculators: statutory and tax interest (BE, FR, LU), severance pay (BE, FR, LU, NL), personal-injury tables (BE), child maintenance (BE).
Publisher: Online Solution Attorney SRL (LawgiSkill). Support: hello@lawgi.tech.
2. Add the connector to Claude
Add a custom connector named LawgiSkill with the address https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp. Leave advanced fields empty.
claude.ai and Claude Desktop, individual plans. Open Customize > Connectors, click + Add then Add custom connector, enter the name and the address, then finish with Add.
Team and Enterprise plans. An organisation owner adds the connector from Organization settings > Connectors. Each member then finds it in Customize > Connectors and clicks Connect.
Claude Code. claude mcp add --transport http lawgiskill https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp, then the /mcp command to sign in.
Sign-in. Sign in with a LawgiSkill account (OAuth, verified e-mail). A one-time sign-in link is sent to the account's e-mail address. Once you use the link, you authorise the connector.
Claude interface labels as read on 28/10/2026 in Anthropic's help pages; they may change.
3. Other assistants and MCP clients
The connector follows the MCP protocol (Streamable HTTP transport) with OAuth 2.1 authorisation. Any client that supports dynamic client registration (RFC 7591) or client ID metadata documents (CIMD) can connect to it with the address https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp. Connecting opens the LawgiSkill sign-in page. The same rights and the same limits apply, whatever the client. The free allowance opens at the first sign-in and its points appear one to two minutes later (see section 4).
Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat), Work mode. Open the Connectors page, click + Add Connector, then open the Custom MCP Connector tab. Enter a name without spaces or special characters, for example LawgiSkill, then the connector address, and click Connect. Mistral detects OAuth authentication and guides you through sign-in. Only an administrator can add a custom connector. Checked on 30/10/2026: docs.mistral.ai.
ChatGPT. Open the ChatGPT Plugins page, select the + button, then Add custom MCP server. Enter a name, a description and the connector address. Configure authentication, read the warning, confirm with I understand and want to continue, then select Create as a plugin. Account and workspace policies apply to adding a custom MCP server. The LawgiSkill listing in the ChatGPT directory is being submitted. Checked on 30/10/2026: developers.openai.com.
Claude Code. claude mcp add --transport http lawgiskill https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp, then the /mcp command to sign in through the browser (see also section 2). Checked on 30/10/2026: code.claude.com.
Codex CLI (OpenAI). codex mcp add lawgiskill --url https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp, then codex mcp login lawgiskill to sign in. Codex registers its own client: no client ID is needed. Checked on 30/10/2026: learn.chatgpt.com.
Gemini CLI. gemini mcp add --transport http lawgiskill https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp, then, inside Gemini CLI, the /mcp auth lawgiskill command to sign in. Checked on 30/10/2026: github.com.
VS Code (GitHub Copilot). In the workspace file .vscode/mcp.json, add the entry "lawgiskill": { "type": "http", "url": "https://connect.lawgi.tech/mcp" } under servers. Checked on 30/10/2026: code.visualstudio.com.
Cursor. Not supported at this time: the return address Cursor uses after authorisation is not accepted by the LawgiSkill authorisation server.
Labels and commands as read on 30/10/2026 in each client's documentation; they may change.
4. Free allowance and point-based plans
Every account has a monthly allowance of 100 tool calls, renewed on the first day of each month (UTC), with a daily ceiling. The allowance covers eight areas: Belgian law, Belgian tax, Belgian case law, French law, French tax, Luxembourg law, Luxembourg tax and EU law. Accounts that have purchased points see the full catalogue. A call that fails or times out is not counted.
The daily ceiling is 25 points per UTC day. One point is one tool call successfully executed.
Plans, prices and terms are on the pricing page and in the General Terms of Sale (French version prevails). Purchases from the account area: https://app.lawgi.tech/metering/pricing. Account status: https://app.lawgi.tech/dashboard/points.
5. What the tools do
Tools are grouped in families: legislation and official journals, European Union law, Belgian, French and Luxembourg case law, collective labour agreements, tax, company registers and annual accounts, public procurement, intellectual property, data protection, cybersecurity, anti-money laundering, calculations and document extraction. Details, with the access tier of each family, are in the tool register.
Eight tools may be visible after a purchase without being usable yet, because their upstream services are not yet available: ch_get, ch_search, euipo_dessin, euipo_rechercher_dessin, nl_get, nl_search, uk_get, uk_search.
6. Limits and responsibility
Tools are read-only. Each call queries an official source or a database maintained by the publisher. An empty result does not prove that no text or decision exists. Results are research aids, not legal advice: a qualified professional must review them before advising anyone, and should tell the person advised that AI was used.
Known limitations of the sources are kept up to date on the pricing page.
Sources, licences and attributions
Each source keeps its own licence. Attributions required by the licences are listed in the public documentation, and some sources also return them with each result.
| Source | Attribution |
|---|---|
| Belgian Official Gazette | Source : Moniteur belge (SPF Justice), https://www.ejustice.just.fgov.be |
| Justel | Source : Justel, SPF Justice ; texte coordonné non officiel, seul le Moniteur belge fait foi |
| JuPortal | Source : SPF Justice, JuPortal (https://juportal.be), avec lien vers la page de la décision |
| Belgian Constitutional Court | Source : Cour constitutionnelle de Belgique |
| Fisconet Plus | Source : SPF Finances, Fisconet Plus |
| Belgian collective labour agreements | Source : SPF Emploi, Travail et Concertation sociale / CNT |
| Crossroads Bank for Enterprises | Source : SPF Économie, Banque-Carrefour des Entreprises (KBO Open Data) |
| Annual accounts (Belgium) | Source : Banque nationale de Belgique, Centrale des bilans |
| Belgian DPA decisions | Source : Autorité de protection des données (Belgique) |
| Légifrance, JudiLibre, JADE, JORF, Conseil constitutionnel, KALI, BODACC, BOAMP | Source : DILA, nom du fonds, Licence Ouverte 2.0, date de mise à jour de la donnée |
| BOFiP-Impôts | Source : DGFiP, BOFiP-Impôts, Licence Ouverte 2.0, date de mise à jour de la donnée |
| Sirene | Source : Insee / INPI, Sirene / RNE, Licence Ouverte 2.0, date de mise à jour de la donnée |
| National company register (INPI) | Source : INPI, registre national des entreprises, date de mise à jour |
| CNIL decisions | Source : CNIL |
| Legilux, Mémorial, Luxembourg Constitutional Court | Legilux, CC BY 4.0 |
| Luxembourg judicial case law | Administration judiciaire, data.public.lu — licence CC BY-ND 4.0 |
| Luxembourg annual accounts | Source : Centrale des Bilans (STATEC), data.public.lu, CC-BY-SA |
| EUR-Lex | Source : Office des publications de l'Union européenne, EUR-Lex (CC BY 4.0) |
| EUIPO trade marks | Source : EUIPO |
| United Kingdom legislation | Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. |
| Personal injury (Belgium) | Source : Tableau indicatif 2024 (FCGB/BGWF) |
| High-risk countries | Source : GAFI/FATF, date de la liste ; Union européenne, acte et date |
7. Data, privacy and support
OSA does not record the content of requests. Depending on the tool called, search terms are sent to the source queried: do not enter unnecessary personal data. Details are in the privacy policy (French), in particular §3.8 and §3.9.
Revoke the connector's access: https://app.lawgi.tech/dashboard/oauth-apps. Revocation does not delete the account.
Publisher: Online Solution Attorney SRL (LawgiSkill). Support: hello@lawgi.tech.