The connector can actually sign you in

• Adding the connector to Claude now completes. Sign-in resolved your account from a field the access token does not carry, so every call would have been rejected
• Your address is read from the sign-in service once and remembered for ten minutes, instead of being expected inside the token

One click from Claude to your account

• Adding the Legalize connector to Claude or ChatGPT now signs you in and asks your permission, instead of failing to register
• The consent screen names the application, lists exactly what it is allowed to read, and grants nothing until you press the button
• Signing in is unchanged: the same magic link, the same account. Connectors are authorized on top of it, not instead of it
• The "Add to Claude" button on legalize.dev/mcp was invisible: its label was painted in the same colour as the button behind it

Ask for an article by its name

• Asking the connector for "Artículo 348 bis" now returns that article. It was answering "no such article" on every real law, because the corpus anchors the whole heading and the lookup wanted an exact match
• When an article's name matches more than one (34 and 34 bis), the answer says so and names both, instead of guessing one
• Every tool now carries a title, which connector directories require

The connector's page, and what it records

• legalize.dev/mcp — one click to add the connector to Claude, and the endpoint to paste into ChatGPT
• The page states the free allowance, the seven tools, and which corpora are published without their amendments folded in
• Every MCP call is now recorded: which tool, how long it took, how many results. No IP address and no user-agent, and rows are deleted after 90 days

The seven MCP research tools

• Ask an assistant what a law said on a given date and get the text, the citation and the SHA behind it
• Diff a law between two dates: what changed, in the text itself, with both versions pinned
• Search, read, amendment history and corpus stats, over all 14 countries
• A law too large to send whole comes back as its table of contents, never as half a law
• A text published without its amendments folded in says so, and names the norms that amend it

MCP endpoint (preview)

• POST /mcp — connect Claude or ChatGPT to Legalize with OAuth, no API key to paste
• Signing in through the connector creates your free account on the spot
• Preview: one tool for now (list_countries). The seven research tools land next

Account deletion

• Delete your account from the dashboard — removes all keys, usage, webhooks, and data
• Confirmation dialogs for destructive actions across the dashboard
• Animated loading indicator for long laws

8 new countries, 250K+ laws

• United States — 59,000+ federal laws
• Ukraine — 43,000+ laws
• Denmark — 45,000+ laws
• Netherlands — 20,000+ laws
• Luxembourg — 19,000+ laws
• Czech Republic — 18,000+ laws
• Ireland — 4,000+ laws
• Norway — 700+ laws
• Slovakia

New UI languages, email preferences

• UI available in Italian, Dutch, Estonian, and Greek
• Email opt-out preferences — choose which emails you receive

Rate limiting, search fix

• Per-minute rate limiting: 200/min free, 1,000/min pro, 5,000/min enterprise
• Search total count now reflects actual matches

Advanced API filters

• Date range filters (`from_date`, `to_date`), sort order, multi-value `law_type`
• Some metadata fields now restricted to Pro and Enterprise tiers

Feedback form

• Feedback form in dashboard — tell us what's missing

Multiple API keys, usage tracking

• Named API keys — create multiple keys and revoke them individually
• Per-key usage chart in dashboard (last 30 days)

Dashboard

• Dashboard — sign in with magic link, manage your API keys and usage

API v1 launch

• REST API at `/api/v1/*` — laws, reforms, commits, search, stats, jurisdictions
• Sign up with your email, get an API key instantly
• Time-travel: retrieve law text at any historical version
• Interactive API docs at `/api/docs`

Greece, pricing page

• Greece as 14th country
• Pricing page