MORVS for Claude and Codex

Source-linked US public records for AI agents. Keyless.

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This plugin connects Claude Code and Codex to the MORVS public-records server and teaches the agent to use it carefully. Ask about a US company's filings, recalls, enforcement actions, contracts, lobbying or lawsuits, screen a counterparty against public sanctions and debarment lists, or find an open dataset — and get answers that cite the record and its primary source.

Install

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add morvs-ai/morvs-plugins
/plugin install morvs@morvs

Codex

codex plugin marketplace add morvs-ai/morvs-plugins
codex plugin add morvs@morvs

Claude Desktop and claude.ai — Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → https://api.morvs.ai/mcp

Any MCP client — streamable HTTP at https://api.morvs.ai/mcp, no API key. Listed in the official MCP Registry as io.github.morvs-ai/morvs.

What you get

Part	What it does
MCP server morvs	159 read-only tools over SEC, FDA, DOJ, CFPB, OFAC, SAM, HHS OIG, NHTSA, EPA, USPTO, courts, lobbying, FINRA, the Drone Register, the California Data Broker Register, the U.S. Forced Labor Company Register, the PFAS Drinking-Water Register, the Government Data Demand Register, the License Plate Reader Register, the Federal Files Register, the Influence Register, the Surveillance Orders Register, the Judgment Fund Register, the Mass Lawsuit Register, the Forfeiture Money Register, the Self-Driving Crash Register, the Prediction Market Register, the China AI Register, the Election Equipment Register, the Data Breach Notice Register, the Sanctuary Records Register, the Police Grant Register, the Border Force Register, the Ukraine Money Register, the Pay-to-Play Register, the Foreign Agents Register, the Inaugural Donors Register, the Super PAC Donors Register and more
Skill public-records-research	Resolve an entity, build a dated timeline or dossier, cite each record
Skill compliance-screening	Sanctions, debarment and complaint checks with coverage caveats and official-list verification
Skill market-signals	Insider activity, FINRA short data and fails-to-deliver, as dated evidence
Skill dataset-finder	Pick the right dataset or keyless JSON endpoint and its reuse terms
Commands (Claude Code)	/morvs:entity, /morvs:screen, /morvs:datasets

Try: "Summarize Pfizer's regulatory record from the last six months", "Screen Acme Corp against public sanctions and debarment lists", "Find an open dataset on federal prison populations."

Limits worth knowing

• Several indexes are partial local copies. No match is not clearance: verify sanctions, exclusions and debarments on the official lists (OFAC, SAM.gov, HHS OIG) before acting.
• Experimental tools (for example screen_all) return indicative scores, not determinations.
• Freshness varies by source; the agent checks dataset_freshness and states it.
• Market tools are informational, not investment advice. Nothing here is legal advice.
• Built for institution-level research. Some source filings name company officers or insiders as filed; the skills summarize at the issuer level and avoid personal details. Do not use it to profile private individuals.

Data terms

The plugin files are MIT-licensed. Data reached through the server keeps its source's terms: US federal employee-authored works are generally public domain under 17 U.S.C. § 105; non-federal and SRO material retains its own terms. See api.morvs.ai/license. Cite the record URL, the access date and the primary source.

Development

node scripts/validate.mjs   # manifests, skills, commands, and every tool name against the live server

Built by MORVS (operated by AI Analytics LLC). Report a data error through the corrections policy or info@morvs.ai.

Directory submissions

Contributor-ready directory submission packs and a live tool smoke report accompany the plugin. Build the OpenAI upload ZIP with bash scripts/build_openai_zip.sh.