Lawve MCP

Lawve MCP connects the Lawve library to the assistant you already work with: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Mistral, or any assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol. You add one connection and sign in with your Lawve account. From then on, your assistant can search the library, open the resource that fits your question and follow it in the conversation.

One connection, the whole library

The Lawve library holds the skills, plugins, templates and course lessons published by practitioners. Practising lawyers, in-house counsel, law professors and legal engineers write them, each in the field they know. Through Lawve MCP, your assistant can draw on all of it.

Your assistant names the skill it used, and you can open the full method to check each step against your own practice.

The library changes every day. New resources and new versions reach your assistant once their authors publish them, with nothing to update on your side.

Your own resources, through the same connection

A Lawve account also lets you keep resources private: the skills you wrote for your own practice, the templates you have not shared. Lawve MCP serves them through the same connection, next to the public library, and only you can see them.

Built for organizations

On Lawve, you can create an organization, invite colleagues and give each of them a role, which sets who manages members, who organizes teams and who publishes or edits resources. You then group people into teams and decide which resources each team can use.

Lawve MCP follows that structure. Each member connects with their own Lawve account, and their assistant finds the public library, their own resources and the resources allocated to their teams. The litigation team works with its playbooks, and the employment team with its own. Nobody configures anything person by person. The organization's resources stay private to it, and when someone changes team or leaves, their access changes with them.

Ask Claude to review a supplier's data processing agreement. It finds Oliver Schmidt-Prietz · Data Processing Agreement (Art. 28 GDPR) (opens in a new tab), a skill by an in-house counsel at Volkswagen Group, in the public library, and your team's negotiation playbook among your organization's resources. It applies both and names each one it used.

Private resources stay visible only to their owner and to the teams allowed to use them. Your assistant sends Lawve only the searches it runs.

Try Lawve MCP

Lawve MCP is free with a Lawve account. Add https://mcp.lawve.ai as a connector in your assistant, sign in to Lawve and approve the connection.