OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine

About OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine

OpenCaseLaw opens Swiss case law and legislation: more than one million decisions from all 26 cantons since 1875, statutes and doctrine in German, French and Italian, with a citation graph. Its free MCP server offers 42 tools for legal research. Data is CC0.

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Install OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine in Claude

An MCP connector links Claude to a service: Claude can then read or do things there for you, with your consent. It takes about two minutes.

1. 1Add it to your libraryClick “Add to my library” on this page: it is free and instant.
2. 2Copy the connector URLIn your library, select the product: its URL is shown with a “Copy” button.
3. 3Add it in ClaudeIn Claude (website or app), open Settings › Connectors, click “Add custom connector”, give it a name and paste the URL.
4. 4Connect your accountIf the service asks you to sign in (your Notion, GitHub… account), Claude opens its page: only grant the access you need.
5. 5Use it in a conversationTurn the connector on in the conversation’s tools menu, then just ask for what you want.

Before adding a product, read its permissions above. You can remove a connector or skill at any time in Claude’s settings.

OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine: frequently asked questions

Is OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine free?

Yes. OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine is free: add it to your Claude Market library, no bank card needed.

How do I install OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine in Claude?

Add OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine to your library to get its URL. In Claude, open Settings › Connectors, click “Add custom connector” and paste the URL.

Does OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine work with Claude Code?

Yes. In a terminal, run claude mcp add --transport http followed by a name and the connector URL.

Is OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine an official Anthropic product?

No. OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine is a public project; this listing was created by Claude Market from its repository and the product is not hosted here. Claude Market is an independent project, not affiliated with Anthropic.

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