lucianschw-dev wires eumike into Europe's official law database

The eumike fork can now pull and verify EU legislation and case law straight from the source, no human copy-paste.

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lucianschw-dev has built a dedicated lookup service that lets the AI fetch a specific EU legal document by its official citation and confirm that a citation actually points to something real. It speaks the EU's standard reference formats - the identifiers courts and the Official Journal use to pin down a regulation, directive, or judgment - so a reference to, say, the GDPR resolves to the actual text rather than a guess.

The early version leaned on a query service that proved flaky in practice, so the team ripped it out and switched everything to EUR-Lex, the EU's free public legal database. That makes the whole thing keyless, more stable, and dependency-light. Citation-checking now runs with no network call at all.

So what If you're building anything that reasons over EU law, grounding answers in verifiable official sources - instead of hallucinated citations - is the whole game.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`47b76931`	Add eu-law MCP server (v0.1)	Lucian.schw	2026-05-16	↗ GitHub
`8fa02bb2`	Fix v0.1 build and tests on Windows/Node 24	Lucian.schw	2026-05-16	↗ GitHub
`f513b61a`	v0.1.1: cut SPARQL search tools, use EUR-Lex REST only	Lucian.schw	2026-05-16	↗ GitHub
commit body CELLAR SPARQL endpoint proved unreliable in practice. Search tools (eu_search_legislation, eu_search_case_law, eu_search_treaties) removed; document fetchers now use eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/ which is the canonical user-facing URL and works reliably. Tools remaining (4): - eu_get_document_by_celex - eu_get_document_by_ecli - eu_get_document_by_eli - eu_verify_citation (now pure regex, no network) Verified end-to-end against Schrems II (CELEX 62018CJ0311).

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