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Got AI Policy MCP server

Got AI Policy MCP gives AI assistants safe, source-linked access to Canada's municipal AI governance registry, so public-sector teams can search, compare, and review AI policy evidence without starting from zero.

Endpoint

Add this URL to any MCP-compatible client (Claude, ChatGPT desktop, Cursor, custom agents built with the AI SDK, etc.). No API key is required β€” the server exposes public registry data only.

https://gotaipolicy.ca/mcp/server

No account needed. Got AI Policy MCP is public and read-only β€” you don't have to sign in anywhere to use it. A few clients (see the Notion guide below) require you to sign in to every MCP server before they'll add it; if yours does, use your normal Got AI Policy email and password.

What agents can do

get_registry_snapshot
National totals and status breakdown for every municipality in the registry, plus per-province/territory counts.
list_provinces
List every Canadian province and territory tracked in the registry, with municipality counts broken down by normalized AI policy status.
list_featured_cities
Canada's top 25 CMAs plus provincial/territorial capitals, each with its current AI policy status and source URL.
search_municipalities
Search Canadian municipalities by name, province (full name or two-letter code), or AI policy status.
search_by_policy_type
Find municipalities by the type of AI policy they have β€” e.g. generative AI guidance, algorithmic impact assessment, or procurement rules.
list_municipalities_by_status
Get a complete, paginated list of municipalities with a specific AI policy status, optionally filtered by province.
get_municipality
Fetch a single municipality's full public record β€” status, policy type, source URLs, evidence count, and last human verification.
get_provincial_policy
Fetch a province or territory's own AI-use policy status, source URL, and verification notes.
compare_municipalities
Compare 2–3 municipalities side-by-side using their registry records and source URLs.

Trust posture

  • Public data only. The MCP server never exposes member library content, uploaded policy drafts, private review data, forum posts, direct messages, or user account data.
  • Read-only. Every tool is marked read-only and idempotent. No tool can modify, delete, or submit anything to the registry.
  • Row-level security enforced. Requests go through the same public policies as anonymous website visitors β€” embargoed or tier-gated rows are never returned to MCP callers.
  • Verify against source documents. Every record includes the original municipal or provincial URL. Assistants should quote and link the source, not treat registry summaries as authoritative on their own.

Setup guide

Pick the tool you use. Each guide takes about two minutes and needs no API key, account, or command line.

You'll need this endpoint:
https://gotaipolicy.ca/mcp/server

FAQ

Stuck? Email support@gotaipolicy.ca with your client name and we'll add a walkthrough.

Looking for the human site?

Humans should use the registry, the provincial dashboards, or the comparison tool. This page and the /mcp/server endpoint are just for AI clients.

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